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No, it is not allowed within a built-up area solely to announce overtaking.
No. Article 110 permits acoustic warning of an intention to overtake outside built-up areas. Within a built-up area it is not authorised solely for that purpose. Avoiding a possible accident and warning of presence in the exceptional Article 70 case are different circumstances. Failed lights do not permit unrestricted horn use.
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No, it is not allowed within a built-up area solely to announce overtaking.
Yes, whenever there is no prohibitory sign.
Yes, if the lights have failed, with no other condition.
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