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6.2 Audible Warning
(Horn)
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| Pre 1906 vehiclesVehicles certified by the London Science Museum as being designed before 1 January 1905 and constructed before 31 December 1905 can have a gong, bell or siren audible warning. | 1. Operate the horn control and note the volume and character of the sound emmited. | |
| a. the horn control missing, insecure or not readily accessible to the driver | ||
| Note: Inform the driver if the horn is insecure. | ||
| b. the horn does not function | ||
| c. the sound emmited by the horn is not loud enough to be heard by another roaduser | ||
| d. a gong, bell, siren or two or more tone horn fitted | ||
| Note: When operated, a two or more tone horn automatically produces a sound which alternates at regular intervals between fixed notes | ||
| A vehicle is allowed to be fitted with a bell, gong or siren, but not two-tone, only as part of an anti-theft device. | ||
| e. for a vehicle first used on or after 1 August 1973, a sound emmited by the horn is- not a constant note- not continuous or uniform- harsh or grating |
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