When traveling within a built-up area, is it permitted to use the moped's sound signals to indicate to another user that you are going to overtake them?

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The General Traffic Regulations (Article 110) restrict the use of the horn: it may be used only exceptionally and, on non-priority vehicles, only to avoid a possible accident, to warn the driver of another vehicle of the intention to overtake outside built-up areas, and to warn the other users of your presence when forced into urgent service by especially serious circumstances (Article 70). Therefore, within a built-up area it is prohibited to sound the horn to warn that you are going to overtake: that warning is permitted only outside built-up areas. It is not the regulatory means of announcing any overtaking, nor does the fact that the sound is not shrill make it admissible in a built-up area.

When traveling within a built-up area, is it permitted to use the moped's sound signals to indicate to another user that you are going to overtake them?

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