Which of the following is NOT recommended when signaling a turn or lane change?

Using hand signals along with electronic signals can create confusion for other drivers and may not be effective in clearly communicating your intentions. When indicating a turn or lane change, it's important to use one form of signaling consistently, either electronic or hand signals, to ensure that other road users understand your next move without ambiguity.

In contrast, signaling early allows other drivers ample time to react to your intended maneuver. Continuously signaling during the maneuver keeps your intentions clear for the duration of the action, helping to avoid misunderstandings. Canceling the signal once the maneuver is complete ensures that your vehicle’s signal lights accurately reflect your current actions and intentions on the road.