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Speed, space margins and communicationStandalone practice
When should you use the horn?
Correct answer: When a warning may help to prevent a crash
Why
Use the horn when it gives a useful warning that may prevent a crash, such as a light tap for a driver starting to pull out without seeing you. Continue controlling speed and space; sounding the horn does not give priority.
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