Know Your Hand Signals

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Hand signals are a universal way the OHV community can practice safe driving or riding while out on the trails. Hand signals can be great for riding in a group as well as when you’re alone but sharing trails with others. Let’s take a few moments to not only read through these hand signals, but use this chart as a study guide to commit them to memory.

Remember, as easy as this method of communication seems, it would be a shame to waste the opportunity on memorizing and implementing the use of these OHV hand signals.

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