Riding your motorcycle, you see an acquaintance walking on the sidewalk. Are you allowed to use acoustic signals to greet them?

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The use of acoustic signals is strictly regulated to prevent noise pollution and confusion. It is not allowed to use the horn to greet acquaintances or pedestrians. It should only be used to avoid accidents, warn of overtaking outside built-up areas, or signal an emergency service.

Riding your motorcycle, you see an acquaintance walking on the sidewalk. Are you allowed to use acoustic signals to greet them?

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