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No. Greeting a friend is not a permitted reason to use the horn, inside or outside built-up areas. Article 110 prohibits unjustified or excessive use and permits warnings to prevent an accident, announce an intended overtake outside built-up areas, or warn of the vehicle’s presence under Article 70 conditions. Riding a moped or knowing the driver ahead does not change the rule.
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