Ah, the horn! An invention that helped millions of people! It granted them a way to express their dissatisfaction about certain traffic scenarios by simply pressing a button at the end of a stalk or ...

Q: I was driving the family to breakfast. A group of political activists were on the road and we were in the next lane. They were honking their horns– blaring them is more like it — incessantly, ...

Honking your horn can be a good way to avoid an accident on the road. Horns can be used to alert a driver changing lanes who doesn’t see you approaching, or a pedestrian who is about to cross the ...

Picture this scenario: there is an obstruction on the road while you are driving, and then you press the horn to signal other motorists and pedestrians to realize that it sounds faint and weak. It can ...

A federal appeals court says honking isn't First Amendment–protected activity. There's no constitutional right to honk your car horn, according to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit. The ...

The sound of a car horn is enough to make any driver or pedestrian whip their head around, but a California motorist is sounding the alarm on a thorny Constitutional question. In the case of Porter v.

We’ve all been there: you’re in a traffic jam with hundreds of other irritated drivers and all you can hear is the sound of frustrated car horns. But did you know that there are actually several ...

Is there any time, according to NC law, when it’s not OK to blow a car horn? Joshua Boucher [email protected] Honking your horn can be a good way to avoid an accident on the road. Horns can be ...