Correct answer
A bicycle-type bell.
A cycle bell, under Article 22.1 of the General Vehicle Regulations, which prohibits another type of audible device. Use it for necessary warnings, not to claim priority you do not have. This means a bicycle-type bell; a siren or car horn does not replace it.
Legal basis: art. 22.1 RGV
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A siren instead of a bell.
A car horn instead of a bell.
A bicycle-type bell.
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¿Qué aparato acústico reglamentario debe llevar un ciclo para circular?
- Un timbre de bicicleta.(Correct answer)
- Una bocina de automóvil en sustitución del timbre.
- Una sirena en sustitución del timbre.
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