At an intersection, if the rider of a moped bends her left arm upward at a right angle with the palm extended, what maneuver is she warning of?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, maneuvers must preferably be warned of with the light direction indicators, but they can also be validly signaled with the arm. To indicate a turn to the right, the driver must hold the left arm bent upward at a right angle, with the palm of the hand extended forward. The other options are incorrect because: A turn to the left is indicated by extending the left arm horizontally at shoulder height, with the palm of the hand facing down. A considerable reduction in speed or the intention to immobilize the vehicle is warned of by moving the left arm up and down with short, quick movements, with the palm facing down.

At an intersection, if the rider of a moped bends her left arm upward at a right angle with the palm extended, what maneuver is she warning of?

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