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avoid a possible accident.
To warn of and avoid a possible accident, without a harsh sound or unjustified or excessive use. Article 110 also permits warning of an intended overtake outside built-up areas and of presence under Article 70’s urgent circumstances. A private moped does not gain priority by sounding its horn. It is not for greeting or granting pedestrians permission to cross; priority rules and signals still apply.
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greet the driver of another vehicle.
indicate to pedestrians that they may cross.
avoid a possible accident.
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