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Nova Scotia Class 7 Practice Test
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What horn equipment must a motor vehicle have?
Correct answer: A working horn audible from at least 60 metres.
Why
The vehicle needs a horn in good working order that is audible under normal conditions from at least 60 metres. Use it when reasonably necessary to warn other road users; it does not give you right of way.
Verified against Nova Scotia Motor Vehicle Act, consolidated May 1, 2026 · Safety · p. 122
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