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No. Greeting someone does not justify using the horn, either inside or outside built-up areas. Article 110 prohibits unjustified or excessive use. Permitted uses by non-priority vehicles include preventing a possible accident, announcing an intended overtake outside built-up areas and warning of the vehicle’s presence in the circumstances covered by Article 70. This concerns the horn, not taking a hand off the handlebars.
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