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No, greeting someone does not justify horn use.
No. Unjustified or excessive use of audible signals is prohibited. Greeting someone is not a permitted reason. The horn may be used to prevent a possible accident or in other legally permitted circumstances, but those are excluded by the question.
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No, greeting someone does not justify horn use.
Yes, whenever the person is someone you know.
Yes, whenever the road is urban.
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