Last Updated 15th of January, 2010

Will the driver's license test cover hand signals for driving?

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Yes, you should know the various hand signals for driving because it is likely to be on the drivers license test--and it will make you a better, more prepared, driver.

This information should appear in your state's drivers license manual. It's important to know this not only to pass the test, but for driving safety. These signals come in "handy" if your turn signals aren't working properly, or you're having an issue with a brake light. (Of course, you should get these problems fixed right away, and not come to depend on hand signals.)

Taking some practice tests will help prepare you for the official written test. These tests will likely contain questions about hand signals, so you can see if you're familiar with them enough for the actual test.

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