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Observation, Speed & SpaceStandalone practice
A driver emerging from a driveway may not have seen the approaching blue car. Which use of the horn is appropriate?
A blue car approaches on a public road as a silver car begins to emerge from a driveway across the sidewalk. The neutral scene has no horn cue or answer route.
Correct answer: Give a brief warning and be ready to slow or stop.
Why
Use the horn moderately to make your presence known when you may not have been seen, or to warn of danger. In this scene, a brief warning may help, but remain ready to slow or stop as needed. Do not use the horn out of anger or assume it makes the other driver yield.
Verified against Driving a Passenger Vehicle · Observation, speed and space · p. 121
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