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I wondered if it is acceptable to indicate you are going to make a
left turn by pointing your right forearm upward (opposite to
indicating that you are going to make a right turn by pointing your
left forearm upward). I have never seen this shown as a correct way of
signaling, so I wondered if it is technically not a legal way to
signal. Also is there any special reason why the bicycle industry
never seems to consider offering, for the sake of granting cyclists a
choice in the area, left side drive (hubs, freewheels, derailleurs,
and kickstands would have to be made reversed, granted, but this does
not sound like that much when you consider that this country has sent
men to the moon and back)?
left turn by pointing your right forearm upward (opposite to
indicating that you are going to make a right turn by pointing your
left forearm upward). I have never seen this shown as a correct way of
signaling, so I wondered if it is technically not a legal way to
signal. Also is there any special reason why the bicycle industry
never seems to consider offering, for the sake of granting cyclists a
choice in the area, left side drive (hubs, freewheels, derailleurs,
and kickstands would have to be made reversed, granted, but this does
not sound like that much when you consider that this country has sent
men to the moon and back)?