What auditory signals can you emit from a motor vehicle?

Description

Annex 1 pt 9.1.11 p. 11994 of the Regulation of the Minister of Infrastructure of 18 September 2009 on the scope and method of conducting tests (Journal of Laws No. 155, item 1232)

Explanation

Correct answer: Continuous, non-piercing sound.

In accordance with the regulations on the technical conditions of vehicles, the audible warning device (horn) in a car must emit a continuous sound of a uniform tone. It is not permitted to use signals with a varying tone, such as melodies, or sirens, which are reserved for priority vehicles. The symbol on the button shown in the photo represents the standard warning signal.

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