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No. Article 110 allows a horn warning of an intended overtake outside built-up areas. Inside them, that purpose alone does not permit it. It may be used to avoid a possible crash or in the exceptional Article 70 case; urban horn use is not absolutely prohibited. A non-shrill sound does not authorise use without a permitted reason.
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Yes, to warn another driver that it is going to overtake them.
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Yes, unless it has a strident sound.
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