In this situation, are you allowed to use the sound signal?

Description

Act of 20 June 1997 - Road Traffic Act (Journal of Laws of 1997, No. 98, item 602, as amended).

Explanation

Correct answer: No

A driver approaching a pedestrian crossing should exercise special caution; the pedestrian has the right of way. Using an audible warning signal is unjustified in this situation, and you must not misuse audible signals.

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