Is the use of acoustic signals (horn) permitted on interurban roads?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that acoustic signals must not be strident and their unjustified or exaggerated use is prohibited. On interurban roads (outside built-up areas), using the horn is permitted in two specific situations: 1) To avoid a possible accident (just like on urban roads). 2) To warn the driver of the vehicle in front of your intention to overtake them. It is crucial to distinguish this from urban roads, where using the horn to announce overtaking is prohibited.

Is the use of acoustic signals (horn) permitted on interurban roads?

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