Horn honking technique

The use of car horns is stipulated in traffic regulations: when a motor vehicle approaches a sharp bend, the top of a ramp and other sections that affect the safe sight distance, or overtakes or in case of emergency, it should slow down and honk.

Next, let's take a look at the correct use of the speaker!

Let's list some common scenes in daily driving, and show you how to use the horn correctly, hoping to help those drivers who don't use or "like" to use the horn in daily driving. Using the horn correctly can not only improve driving safety, but also gain the respect of others.

1. The intersection is very crowded. Keep honking.

At some congested intersections, especially when pedestrians, bicycles and motor vehicles are mixed, it is likely that there will be a green light all the way. However, due to congestion, many drivers habitually use horns to warn the vehicles in front and honk their horns for a long time. If this happens, we advise drivers to observe the situation first. If the road is really clear and the vehicle in front is not started, you can choose to use the light to prompt, but if it still doesn't work, you can use the horn to prompt the other party once.

2. There are pedestrians and non-motor vehicles in front of the vehicle or at the intersection, and it is forbidden to use the horn to prompt.

When driving on the road where motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles are mixed, it is forbidden to remind the other party with a horn when encountering non-motor vehicles in front. Many friends may have questions. If you don't give a hint, you may get it when you pass a non-motor vehicle, so it is necessary to give a hint. But what I want to tell you here is that non-motor vehicles and pedestrians are vulnerable groups on the road, and it is necessary for motor vehicles to avoid non-motor vehicles and pedestrians, so generally speaking, vulnerable groups are the first.

3. It is forbidden to use loudspeakers in hospitals, communities, schools, tunnels and garages.

Have you ever been woken up by the horn of a car while sleeping on weekends? Have you ever been surprised by the loud speakers in the garage? This is the wrong way to use the horn. Many drivers may not notice the warning signs that prohibit honking when entering and leaving hospitals, communities, tunnels and garages, and most places will have them. Residential areas, hospitals and schools all need a quiet environment, and garages and tunnels are prone to echo. I hope everyone can use speakers correctly in these places.

4. "Road rage" drivers are forbidden to use horns!

Many people will ask what is "road rage"? In fact, this is not really a disease, just the driver's driving style. Some friends are usually quiet and friendly, but as soon as they get on the bus, they immediately become another person, unable to avoid other vehicles and pedestrians in front. As long as something happens, they honk their horns wildly, which seems to be an outlet, not only in the use of horns, but also in driving style. In fact, this is extremely dangerous, that is, the so-called "top ten accidents". I hope that friends with this problem should pay more attention to themselves.