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Under normal conditions, with no imminent collision danger, should you sound the horn while passing a bicyclist?
Correct answer: No. Make a safe lawful pass without using the horn.
Why
Do not sound the horn when passing a bicycle or animal-drawn vehicle under normal conditions without imminent collision danger. Give the required space and wait for a safe pass. Use a warning when necessary to prevent an imminent collision.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Horn while passing a cyclist · p. 96, 97
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