A NASA engineer has revealed how you can make your car horn sound friendly instead of an angry honk that just annoys other drivers. YouTube star Mark Rober took to his channel, which has 28million … ...

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.

Honking a car horn is a dicey proposition, oftentimes illegal, and yet we all still do have and use our car horns. Consider what will happen if you honk your horn at an AI self-driving car.

But this year, instead of causing anxiety, the sound of blaring car horns, trucks loudly honking, and cyclical beeps emanating from packed parking lots filled me with pure, unbridled joy.

Despite its importance, the horn’s act of honking has gotten something of a bad rap over the years. Read the background at Car and Driver.

The historic standard car horn sound is familiar: It's the trademark-named Klaxon car horn developed in 1908—the classic "ah-oo-gah" sounding horn.

Rober built the system himself using a sound board with custom sound effects, a set of horn buttons, an amplifier, a speaker and his wiring skills.

When the researchers began teaching the autonomous car to honk its horn, it started with the horn sound only going off inside the car. Google's self-driving cars live by the Sponge Bob mantra, don ...

The Horn Flu campaign will, in its first stage, focus on schoolchildren. IMA 's doctors and Awaaz Foundation members will visit schools and talk about the effects of honking.

Dubbed the Horn Flu campaign, it will aim to create awareness among people on the ill-effects of blowing their vehicle’s horn. “Indian horns are the loudest in the world.