What is the no-honking sign?

No honking sign is a horn sign with a red circle and a red diagonal line.

Generally, you can't see horns honking on city roads, but you will be fined and deducted points only when the traffic police are not good at it, because the electronic police can only take pictures and won't recognize whether you honk, but now a new kind of "electronic police" can recognize whether your car honks, and if you violate the rules, you will be fined and deducted points.

No honking rule

According to the observation of the main "no-honking" streets in urban areas, it is found that most vehicles honk their horns at will. When the traffic is a little heavy, some drivers keep honking their horns. We found that drivers honking the horn includes several situations: prompting pedestrians, speeding up overtaking, turning, unconsciously or habitually honking the horn.

Most drivers say that honking the horn has become a habit and it is too difficult to change. In addition to private cars, taxis and buses, there are many motorcycles honking at will in motor vehicles. There are generally three situations when honking the horn indiscriminately: urging, warning and venting.

Nowadays, traffic signs and slogans prohibiting honking are posted at the entrances and exits of urban main roads to remind foreign drivers that they have entered the no-honking area of the city. For the general public, it has long been a household name that horn honking is prohibited in urban areas. Many drivers honk their horns during urban civil strife as a matter of personal quality.