What signal do you give when you are ready to be overtaken?

When preparing to be overtaken, extending the right arm and hand and moving it back and forth serves as a clear indication to other drivers that you are allowing them to pass. This gesture communicates your intention and ensures that the driver behind you is aware that they can safely overtake your vehicle. It enhances safety on the road by providing a visual cue that you are yielding the space, promoting smoother traffic flow.

Using the horn is generally reserved for alerting others to potential dangers, not for signaling intentions to be overtaken. Similarly, waving both arms or extending the left arm upward may not clearly communicate your readiness to allow someone to pass and could lead to confusion. The right arm moving back and forth is a recognized signal in many driving contexts and should be used to maintain clarity and safety while driving.