When you see this road sign, you should:
- you should not use your horn when
- you must not use your horn when stationary
- you may not use your horn when
- u should not use your horn when
When driving in work zones, you should:.
Horn Honking Etiquette
When is it appropriate to use your horn? Generally, you should only honk the horn when reasonably necessary to insure safe driving.
36 . it is illegal to park your vehicle:
For example, if your brakes have gone out, honk to alert other drivers.
However, there are times when it is common and acceptable to use your horn when there’s no immediate threat of a crash. Keep in mind that there is a big difference between giving a quick “beep” and laying on your horn with an obnoxious “BEEEEEEEEEEP”.
For example, if the driver in front of you at a red light is not paying attention when the light changes to green, wait at least 4 seconds and then give a light, quick tap on the horn.
If another driver is driving too close to the lane line or almost hits you, it is appropriate to give a quick “beep” to let them know that they made a driving error and need to be more cautious.
A quick honk of the horn can mean “Watch what you’re doing!”
Your horn is not a way for you to tell another driver you don’t like their driving. If someone’s driving creates an ongoing danger, call the police. Never lay on your ho
- you should not honk your horn when
- you must not sound your horn when