In which specific situations does the General Traffic Regulation permit the use of acoustic signals (horn)?

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The use of the horn is exceptional to avoid noise pollution. According to regulations, it is only permitted in three specific cases: To avoid a possible accident: Valid on both urban and interurban roads. To warn of the intention to overtake: Valid exclusively outside built-up areas (on highways/country roads). Inside towns, using the horn to overtake is prohibited. To perform an emergency service: When a non-priority vehicle is forced to act as an ambulance. Therefore, the correct option is the one combining overtaking outside built-up areas and the prevention of imminent danger.

In which specific situations does the General Traffic Regulation permit the use of acoustic signals (horn)?

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