What type of signals are NOT regulated for communication between drivers on the road?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

For safe traffic flow, drivers must communicate effectively and in a timely manner. Traffic regulations state that warnings must be given using optical signals (lights or turn indicators) or, failing that, arm signals. Acoustic signals (horn) are also allowed in very specific cases (to avoid accidents or when overtaking outside built-up areas). Verbal signals are not used because they are ineffective: traffic noise, speed, and vehicle insulation prevent them from being heard, making safe communication via voice impossible.

What type of signals are NOT regulated for communication between drivers on the road?

Want to pass the Permit B (English) theory test first time?

📚 Keep practicing with more questions from Lighting and Optical Signaling

Color of Police and Priority Vehicle Lights

Validity of Manual Arm Signals

What light do tractors and construction vehicles use?

Priority Between Arm and Light Signals

Which vehicles carry the free indicator light?

Visibility of V

Visibility Distance of Priority Vehicle Lights (V

Mandatory Use of Warning Triangles and Lights

V

Can Fog Lights Be Used in Town with Normal Visibility?