It's not exactly universal. In Germany, this can be interpreted as you warning of a pending emergency and trigger slowdown; they'd do thanks by signalling left-right-left-right rapidly.
Wtf this is like dark souls pantomime shit. You drivers really need a better way to communicate
Like a simple secondary horn that's quieter and less aggressive?
Maybe like a kazoo
Oh, yeah, we use that too. It's absolutely contextual, on the highway we use it for what you described.
It's not exactly universal. In Germany, this can be interpreted as you warning of a pending emergency and trigger slowdown; they'd do thanks by signalling left-right-left-right rapidly.
Wtf this is like dark souls pantomime shit. You drivers really need a better way to communicate
Like a simple secondary horn that's quieter and less aggressive?
Maybe like a kazoo
Oh, yeah, we use that too. It's absolutely contextual, on the highway we use it for what you described.