Under South Carolina law, how far in advance must a driver continuously signal before making a turn or lane change?

At least 100 feet in advance of the turn or lane change.

An interval of 200 feet in advance of the turn or lane change.

No less than 300 feet in advance of the turn or lane change.

At least 100 feet in advance of the turn or lane change.

A minimum of 50 feet in advance of the turn or lane change.

What is the correct hand signal for indicating an intention to make a left turn?

Left hand and arm extended straight out horizontally.

Waving your left arm repeatedly in a forward circular motion.

Extending your left hand and arm downward toward the street surface.

Holding your left arm upward bent at a sharp ninety-degree angle.

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Under South Carolina law, how far in advance must a driver continuously signal before making a turn or lane change?
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Answer: C. Turn signals must be given continuously for at least 100 feet (about one-fourth of an average city block) before reaching the intersection, making a turn, or changing travel lanes. Giving an advance signal provides trailing motorists and pedestrians adequate reaction time to adjust spacing and avoid rear-end collisions.
Source: SC Driver's Manual — Signals for Stops, Lane Changes and Turns (p. 83)
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What is the correct hand signal for indicating an intention to make a left turn?
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Answer: A. The correct hand signal for a left turn is extending the left hand and arm straight out horizontally through the driver's window. For a right turn, the arm is extended upward at ninety degrees, and for a stop or slowing down, the arm is pointed downward toward the road pavement.
Source: SC Driver's Manual — Signals for Stops, Lane Changes and Turns (p. 83)

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