Rules of the Road
When are you allowed to use your hooter (horn) in a built-up area?
South African learner's licence practice question. Difficulty: medium.
Answer: The hooter should only be used to avoid an accident or to warn of imminent danger. Using it casually in built-up areas is prohibited.
- A. Any time to warn pedestrians
- B. Only to avoid an accident - correct
- C. Any time you need to get another driver's attention
- D. Whenever you feel it is safe
Explanation
The hooter should only be used to avoid an accident or to warn of imminent danger. Using it casually in built-up areas is prohibited.
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