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What applies from this traffic sign onwards?
You may not sound your horn to signal your intention to overtake
Parking cars may be safely marked with parking light
You may drive with parking light in the darkness
Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation
From this sign onwards you are considered to be “inside a built-up area” (town/city limits). That change triggers several special rules.
Your choices 1 and 2 are correct:
Answer 1 is correct because in built-up areas you must not use the horn just to announce an overtake. The horn is basically reserved for warning in danger situations; using it as an “overtaking signal” is not allowed.
Answer 2 is correct because within built-up areas, a parked vehicle may be marked with parking lights (Standlicht) so it can be seen, especially on darker streets.
Answer 3 is not correct because parking lights are not a substitute for proper driving lights. When driving in darkness you must use dipped headlights (and other required lights), not just parking lights. Parking lights are meant for standing/parking, not for normal driving at night.
Rule of thumb: This yellow town sign means “urban rules start now”: horn only for warning, and parking lights are for a parked car—not for driving in the dark.