Should you use the sound signal when driving past the bus in the adjacent lane?

Explanation

Correct answer: No

The audible warning signal may be used only in situations where it is necessary to warn of a danger, and in a built-up area, only in connection with an immediate danger. In the situation shown, there are no grounds to use the audible warning signal, as the bus is proceeding correctly in its lane. Using the horn in this case would be unjustified and contrary to the regulations.

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