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Should a motor vehicle driver give short audible signals when passing a pedestrian in fog outside a built-up area?
Explanation
Correct answer: Yes
Yes. Under art. 29 para. 2 of the Road Traffic Act, the driver of a motor vehicle outside a built-up area in poor visibility (for example fog) must sound the horn briefly when passing a stationary pedestrian or vehicle. The purpose is to warn the pedestrian that a vehicle is approaching.
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