Turns and lanesQuestion 216 of 288

When does the law require you to signal?

  1. When you drive straight in your lane.
  2. When you start moving from a parked position.
  3. When you pass under a bridge.
  4. When you keep a steady speed.
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Correct answer: When you start moving from a parked position.

Signal also when you stop, turn, change lanes, pass or leave the road.

Source: Driver's Handbook (Government of Newfoundland and Labrador, January 2025), Signals, page 97

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Questions last reviewed: 18 October 2026