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No.
As a general rule, using our moped's horn is completely prohibited. It may exceptionally be used in specific situations, such as to warn of an overtaking manoeuvre on roads outside built-up areas, but never for actions less relevant to traffic, such as greeting an acquaintance.
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Only if there is no sign prohibiting it.
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Yes, but without making loud or excessive sounds.
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