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Which of these is a proper use of the horn under Nebraska law?
Correct answer: To warn a driver who is starting to back into your path and has not seen you.
Why
Every vehicle must have a working horn that can be heard from at least 200 feet. Nebraska law makes it illegal to use the horn except as a reasonable warning, or to make unnecessary or harsh noise with it. A short, sharp blast gets attention quickly, while long blasts in anger can distract others and lead to aggressive driving.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Horn · p. 37, 74
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