1 Remember: your turn signal is to warn drivers that you don't see (i.e. blind spot) what you are going to do. 2  Use your turn signal a few seconds ahead of the turn you want to make. 3  Approximately 100 feet (30.5 m) ahead in a city; further on a highway. Someone may even make way for you. 2  Remember: your turn signal is to warn drivers that you don't see (i.e. blind spot) what you are going to do. 3  Use your turn signal a few seconds ahead of the turn you want to make.
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