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To warn of the intention to overtake outside a built-up area.
To warn another driver outside a built-up area of your intention to overtake. Warnings are also permitted to avoid a possible accident, especially on narrow roads with many bends, and in the exceptional Article 70 urgent-service situation. Bends alone do not authorise continuous horn use: unmotivated or excessive use is prohibited. An audible warning does not grant priority or make an unsafe overtake safe.
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To greet acquaintances on any road.
To express anger at an urban traffic jam.
To warn of the intention to overtake outside a built-up area.
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En un turismo no prioritario, ¿en cuál de estas situaciones permite el artículo 110 utilizar una señal acústica breve y no estridente?
- Para expresar enfado por un atasco urbano.
- Para saludar a conocidos en cualquier vía.
- Para advertir fuera de poblado de la intención de adelantar.(Correct answer)
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