Where is the horn located on a Jetta?

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The horn of a Jetta is positioned behind the front bumper, typically featuring both high and low tones or sometimes just a high tone. The horn serves as the vehicle's audio signaling device, allowing the driver to emit sound signals as needed or required during driving to warn pedestrians and other vehicles, ensuring traffic safety. It is also used to prompt action or convey signals. A single honk is a greeting to oncoming vehicles, especially when used during a turn to alert vehicles on the other side to drive cautiously. Two honks are a signal for the vehicle ahead to be aware of the following vehicle's actions, as relying solely on turn signals might be overlooked if the leading driver isn't checking mirrors. Three honks are typically used on inclines or declines to remind descending vehicles to yield to ascending ones. The Jetta measures 4501mm in length, 1704mm in width, and 1469mm in height, with a wheelbase of 2604mm, and features front-wheel drive.