If while riding your moped you recognize a friend driving the vehicle ahead, are you permitted to use the horn to greet them?

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Article 110 of the General Traffic Regulations allows drivers of non-priority vehicles to use sound signals, with a non-strident sound, only in three cases: To avoid a possible accident and, in particular, on narrow roads with many curves. To warn, outside built-up areas, the driver of another vehicle of the intention to overtake it. To make their presence known to other users in the case of Article 70 (a non-priority vehicle forced, by especially serious circumstances, to carry out an emergency service). Unjustified or excessive use is prohibited, and greeting a friend is none of those cases. That is why it is not permitted. That the toot is short changes nothing, and outside built-up areas it is only permitted to warn of an overtaking, not to greet someone.

If while riding your moped you recognize a friend driving the vehicle ahead, are you permitted to use the horn to greet them?

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