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Avoid sounding the horn unnecessarily very close to them.
Avoid unnecessary horn use very close to the cyclist, sudden revving or passing too close. Moderate speed and maintain the required clearance. Audible warnings are not prohibited in every case: Article 110 permits them, for example, to prevent a possible accident and, outside built-up areas, to announce an intention to overtake. Use must be justified and not excessive. Do not dazzle the cyclist.
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Always sound the horn repeatedly beside the cyclist, even when unnecessary.
Avoid sounding the horn unnecessarily very close to them.
Deliberately dazzle them to make them move aside.
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