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I was just on the highway with a broken horn. Let me tell you, when someone is blissfully wandering into your lane, or otherwise driving recklessly, having a ho

I was just on the highway with a broken horn. Let me tell you, when someone is blissfully wandering into your lane, or otherwise driving recklessly, having a horn is an essential safety device to let other motorists know of your presence. This is so obvious to even non motorists, that I doubt it's the first time you've heard it. And horns are getting louder? That's the first I've heard of that. Even Google doesn't indicate that's a thing. I think you're way off base on this one.

aembleton 4y ago
> Let me tell you, when someone is blissfully wandering into your lane, or otherwise driving recklessly, having a horn is an essential safety device to let other motorists know of your presence. What happens when you use it? Do they suddenly start paying attention and stop driving recklessly? I ask, because I've never used my horn whilst driving; I've only ever used it for alerting someone reversing into me whilst I was stationary. If I see someone drifting into my lane, then I back off by applying the brakes. If someone is swerving, then I also slow down. Generally I slow down or change lanes but I've never used the horn.