As a general rule, is it permitted to use the sound signals (horn) of a moped?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

According to Article 110 of the General Traffic Regulations, sound signals are used only exceptionally and with a non-strident sound, and unjustified or excessive use is prohibited. Drivers of non-priority vehicles may sound warnings only in three cases: 1) to avoid a possible accident, and especially on narrow roads with many curves; 2) outside built-up areas, to warn another driver of the intention to overtake; and 3) to warn other users of their presence when, owing to especially serious circumstances, they are forced to carry out an urgent service (Article 70). Claiming that the horn can be used freely as long as no sign prohibits it inverts the rule: the general rule is prohibition. And limiting it only to the vicinity of hospitals is not correct either: the restriction does not depend on the place, but on the reason for the warning.

As a general rule, is it permitted to use the sound signals (horn) of a moped?

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