Audible Warning Instruments.
Yes we do use them, they sound great in a tunnel, but are they legal?
<u>Audible Warning Instruments covered by Regulation 37 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986.</u>
It should be CONTINUOUS and uniform and not strident. (Would an air horn with a tune be defined as this?)
<u>Use of Horns, as covered by Regulation 99 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986.</u>
Horns must not be used when stationary (other than in an emergency involving another vehicle)
Horns must not be used when in motion on restricted roads between 23.30 and 7.00 hours.
Other than in an emergency involving another vehicle. (That is all roads, other than those with the national speed limit.)
<font color=red>Now I'm going to sit back, hear all your comments...BUT I want them backed up with the legislation please.</font id=red>
Yes we do use them, they sound great in a tunnel, but are they legal?
<u>Audible Warning Instruments covered by Regulation 37 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986.</u>
It should be CONTINUOUS and uniform and not strident. (Would an air horn with a tune be defined as this?)
<u>Use of Horns, as covered by Regulation 99 of the Road Vehicles (Construction and Use) Regulations 1986.</u>
Horns must not be used when stationary (other than in an emergency involving another vehicle)
Horns must not be used when in motion on restricted roads between 23.30 and 7.00 hours.
Other than in an emergency involving another vehicle. (That is all roads, other than those with the national speed limit.)
<font color=red>Now I'm going to sit back, hear all your comments...BUT I want them backed up with the legislation please.</font id=red>
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