The horn, though. In decades of driving, I've used my horn maybe once or twice.
The horn, though. In decades of driving, I've used my horn maybe once or twice.
If they want to sell cars in the developing world, they better make their inputs tactile or people won’t buy them.
IMHO India will have indigenous EVs far before Tesla.
I'd remained well behind the stop line, lots of space between us, so I figured he was just using up a little of it to get his nose out of the middle of the intersection and I hesitated.
He had no idea my sedan was there and backed right over my hood.
I'd never used the horn in that car. It took a firmer press than I expected, a slightly different angle... the milliseconds involved in figuring that out contributed to the accident.
It's worth practicing your horn in any car you're driving and it's worth honking at someone backing up if you're not absolutely sure they see you.
Also, the horn is a signal. It allows you to evade and alert other users that something needs their attention. Maybe they need to avoid you while you avoid something else.