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At a certain distance from the cyclist, to avoid startling them.
From a sufficient distance, with a brief, non-shrill warning and without excessive use. Article 110 limits audible warnings to permitted situations, such as avoiding a possible accident or announcing an intended overtake outside a built-up area. Do not use it to demand that the cyclist move aside. When overtaking, comply with legal clearance and other conditions: the applicable 1.5 m minimum is not merely an ideal recommendation.
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In no way — it is forbidden to warn a cyclist with audible signals.
At a certain distance from the cyclist, to avoid startling them.
As close as possible to the cyclist, to make sure they hear it.
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