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India
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In India, honking is frequently used as a means of communication and navigation in congested traffic.
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2
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United States
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In the US, honking is commonly used to express frustration or alert other drivers to potential hazards while driving.
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3
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Japan
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In Japanese culture, honking is considered impolite and is only used in emergency situations.
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4
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honking
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Canada
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In Canada, honking is primarily used for emergencies, expressing frustration, and raising road safety concerns while driving.
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Sweden
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Honking is generally considered impolite in Sweden and should only be used in emergency situations.
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United Kingdom
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In the UK, honking is frowned upon and usually only used in emergencies.
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Egypt
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Honking is a common method of communication in crowded traffic in Egypt.
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3
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8
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Germany
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In Germany, honking is generally considered rude and is used sparingly for expressing frustration or alerting others.
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3
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Norway
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Honking in Norway is seen as impolite and is only used in emergency situations.
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3
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10
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Italy
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In Italy, honking is used frequently to express emotions and communicate while driving.
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Mexico
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In Mexico, honking is widely used for communication and expressing frustration while driving.
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2
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honking
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Eastern countries
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In Eastern countries, honking is considered impolite and is used minimally.
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New Zealand
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In New Zealand, honking is typically only used for emergencies and is considered rude in regular driving.
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honking
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South Asia
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In South Asian culture, frequent honking is a common form of driver communication.
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honking
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Turkey
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In Turkish culture, frequent honking is a common way of communicating while driving.
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honking
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Western countries
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In Western countries, excessive honking is viewed as impolite and thoughtless.
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traffic culture
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In traffic culture, honking is widely used as a means of communication and is considered a normal part of driving.
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