The old-school bicycle signal has roots that reach back to the earliest days of motorized transportation. Early automobiles didn’t have turn signals (one of the most common modifications made by ...

Sometimes, you might catch someone on a bike, whether motorized or not, using their left arm pointed upward to signal a right ...

As we continue through the dog days of summer, there has been a noticed increase in the amount of bicycle traffic here in our ...

Among the most important hand signals, of course, are your turn signals: a wide, outstretched arm to the left if you’re going left, and the same to the right if you’re heading the other way.

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Improve your visibility on your bike A bicyclist's usual arm signals require taking their hands off the handlebars, but they're only as effective as a rider's or driver's visibility. If you want ...

Typical bicycle hand signals for turns are good (though I don’t use the left arm at a right angle pointing up to indicate a right turn because no one knows what that means).