Question 7 of 430 · Florida Permit Test
When you see a bicyclist on the road ahead with their left arm extended downward to their left, you should assume the bicyclist is
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Correct answer to question 7
- A: Signaling that they are slowing down or stopping.
Source: Official FLHSMV practice question
Explanation
A bicyclist holding the left arm out and pointing down is signalling that they are slowing down or stopping. Give them room and be ready to slow down too.
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