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When should you avoid honking at a cyclist?
Correct answer: Unless a warning is needed, as a horn may startle them
Why
Do not honk at a cyclist merely to hurry them or announce a routine close pass. Use the horn only when a warning is needed, and leave safe space rather than relying on sound to move the cyclist aside.
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