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No; it is only allowed exceptionally.
Do not use the horn without justification or excessively. Article 110 permits non-priority vehicles to sound warnings to avoid a possible collision, announce an intention to overtake outside a built-up area, and announce their presence in the exceptional urgent-necessity situation under article 70. That situation does not make the vehicle a priority vehicle or exempt it from traffic rules.
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No; it is only allowed exceptionally.
Yes, unless a sign expressly prohibits it.
Yes, except near hospitals.
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