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In which of the following situations should you use your horn?

Correct answer

  • To alert the driver of a vehicle that you are going to pass
  • If your brakes fail
  • If an oncoming vehicle is coming toward you in your lane

Explanation

Sound your horn whenever you need to warn pedestrians, motorists, motorcyclists, bicyclists, or other road users. However, don't sound your horn near a blind pedestrian because it may startle the pedestrian. Don't sound your horn near a horse because it may frighten the horse.

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