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To control the vehicle and react safely.
It is fundamental to reacting and controlling the vehicle safely. Use the controls appropriately and without excessive rigidity; the horn does not replace control of steering, speed or braking. This ability is needed throughout driving, not only during a test. It does not guarantee avoiding every danger, but helps you respond accurately.
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Only to perform test manoeuvres.
To control the vehicle and react safely.
To replace steering and braking control with the horn.
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