E90alex
Active Member
Show me where I said that.I am proposing 50 shades of grey here. There are many variables at play in a safety situation and claiming that honking a horn is the one amazing definite way of addressing it is laughable at best.
I never said the horn should be used in place of brakes as the “one amazing definite way” of avoiding a potential collision. But it can help mitigate or prevent a worse situation from happening because it’s a warning device. Many people drive distracted and are not paying attention and a horn can make them pay more attention. Like you said, many variables at play and you should use all the tools available at your disposal. Including accelerator, brake, steering, horn, lights, etc.
Sure some people use it just out of anger or retaliation but that’s not what we’re talking about.
And India and other countries where horn is used constantly is irrelevant here. When the horn is constantly used it’s no longer effective and just becomes background noise.