In speed zones of 45 mph or less, when must you signal your turn continuously?

In speed zones of 45 mph or less, it is required to signal your turn continuously at least 100 feet before making the turn. This distance allows other road users, including drivers and pedestrians, to anticipate your intentions and respond accordingly, contributing to safer traffic flow. Signaling well in advance ensures that your actions are clearly communicated, reducing the likelihood of confusion or accidents.

While there are other distances mentioned in the options, they do not align with the established traffic regulations for this particular speed zone. Signaling too early or too late could either overwhelm or neglect the awareness of those around you, making the 100-foot requirement a balanced and effective practice. Always signaling, regardless of distance, while it emphasizes the importance of communicating intentions, does not provide the specific guideline that helps maintain safe navigation on the roads.