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Can i get a ticket for honking my horn in an intersection in Arizona?
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200 Pontiac grand am and your horn wont stop honking?
horn will not stop honking on my 2004 pontica grand am
What is it called honking a car horn?
Honking a car horn is to bring forth the sound of a car horn close to its maximum audible level, to attract utmost attention.
Who was the horn honking Marx brother?
Chico Marx was known for his horn honking antics in the Marx Brothers comedy routines. He would often use a taxi horn to add humor to their performances.
What is a onamotapia?
a word to describe a sound 9like a honking horn )
How do you stop the horn from honking when you lock the doors with the remote?
You don't.
What do you call the the noise from car horn?
Honk or honking sound.
Your Buick Skylark's horn won't stop honking what do you do?
Just yank-out the fuse for the horn until you get it fixed.
How do you reduce Cars making honking sounds?
By disconnecting the horn from the battery
What is causing your 1995 Camaro's horn to start honking by itself?
Short in wiring or a defective horn relay or switch.
How can you keep the horn from honking whenever you use the remote to lock the doors on a 2009 Ford Flex?
You can't.
If someone is driving behind you and they are honking their horn and flashing their lights at you so you speed up to change lanes and you get a ticket for speeding do you have a viable defense?
Not usually. You could have simply changed lanes. the question said "so you speed up to change lanes"
What is meaning of honking?
Honking, in the typical parlance of the ages, meant the sound a goose makes when it's warning you that it's about to bite you or perhaps that it's hungry...when cars came about, the noise their horn made when activated sounded much like the warning honk of a goose and so, the car horn is now called a Honk. in Recent times, the slang of honking means "good" or "great"..it is a qualifying adjective, as in "it was a honking good time!" ...such a phrase might be followed by another, such as "Whoooo-Hoooooo!!!"
