What Do Different Car Horn Sounds Represent?

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DeDeclan
07/30/25 6:32am
Different horn sounds convey distinct meanings. Here are the specific explanations: 1. A short single beep: When encountering a narrow road situation where the opposing vehicle reverses to clear the way and resolve congestion, a brief horn tap expresses gratitude as you pass by. 2. Two short beeps: Typically occurs at traffic lights when the light turns green but the leading vehicle hasn't started moving, prompting the following impatient driver to sound two quick beeps as a reminder to proceed. 3. Horn + high beams: Mandatory combination when approaching curves - sound the horn while flashing high beams. 4. Three consecutive beeps or prolonged honking: Usually indicates emergency situations; vehicles displaying this pattern should be given right of way whenever possible.
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