How should you signal a right turn?

To signal a right turn, extending your right arm outward is the proper hand signal recognized by all drivers. This action clearly communicates your intention to other road users, including cyclists and pedestrians, that you plan to make a right turn. It's particularly useful in situations where your vehicle's turn signal may not be visible due to position or visibility issues.

Using the left turn signal is not appropriate for signaling a right turn, as it can mislead other drivers about your intentions. Similarly, utilizing hazard lights is reserved for situations that require a vehicle to come to a stop or for emergencies, and honking your horn does not convey any directional changes; it generally serves as a warning.

Thus, extending your right arm provides a clear, universally understood signal that aligns with road safety practices and legal requirements.