On narrow roads with many curves, can we use our motorcycle's acoustic signals?

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As a general rule, the use of acoustic signals (horn) should be limited to strictly necessary situations. However, the Traffic Regulations allow its use to avoid a possible accident. A clear example of this exception is driving on very narrow roads with many blind curves. In these cases, honking the horn serves to warn oncoming vehicles of our presence.

On narrow roads with many curves, can we use our motorcycle's acoustic signals?

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