Driving with AP Lanekeeping on and another driver started to drift in to my lane while right next to me. Made me think - need AutoHonk!
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Hah! I can see the AutoHonk loudness settings now:
Gentle Reminder
Get Their Attention
Insanely Loud
Hah! I can see the AutoHonk loudness settings now:
Gentle Reminder
Get Their Attention
Insanely Loud
107% of all times people use their horn is not for any safety reason, but to 'yell' at the other person. I cannot remember a single time in my life where someone honking at me helped safety in any way. I think car's should be equipped with a mood sensor. If the driver is angry and upset, the horn should be disabled. I'm not kidding.
107% of all times people use their horn is not for any safety reason, but to 'yell' at the other person. I cannot remember a single time in my life where someone honking at me helped safety in any way. I think car's should be equipped with a mood sensor. If the driver is angry and upset, the horn should be disabled. I'm not kidding.
107% of all times people use their horn is not for any safety reason, but to 'yell' at the other person. I cannot remember a single time in my life where someone honking at me helped safety in any way. I think car's should be equipped with a mood sensor. If the driver is angry and upset, the horn should be disabled. I'm not kidding.
Hah! I can see the AutoHonk loudness settings now:
Gentle Reminder
Get Their Attention
Insanely Loud
Here's one to knock that 107% down to 99.97%: A few years ago, one of the off-ramps on my area was reconfigured to have a roundabout at the end. The driver in front was bound and determined to make a left turn (I'm supposing an unupdated GPS was insisting on it) to go against the flow in the roundabout despite the traffic island. It took me and the semi behind me both laying into our horns followed by wild gesticulation to get the driver to notice all of the one-way signage.I'll help you... 107% of all times people use their horn more than 300 milliseconds is not for any safety reason. As noted above, there are times I have caught the attention of someone who didn't see me.
Hah! I can see the AutoHonk loudness settings now:
Gentle Reminder
Get Their Attention
Insanely Loud