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The Real Reason People Honk in Tunnels is Not What You Think The practice of honking in tunnels is very common It likely started because people once honked in tunnels to alert other drivers of their presence in small, one-lane tunnels For some people, it might also involve superstition Today, tunnel honking is not encouraged, especially when construction workers may be present
Why Can’t You Honk in the Gatlinburg Tunnel? - LegalClarity Key Reasons for the Honking Ban The primary motivations behind the honking prohibition in the Gatlinburg Tunnel stem from concerns for safety, wildlife protection, and the preservation of the visitor experience
To Honk or Not to Honk? The Real Story of the Gatlinburg Spur Tunnel This specific tunnel recently underwent a multi-million dollar rehabilitation to repair its concrete liner and improve drainage—work designed to ensure its longevity, not to protect it from your sedan’s horn Worker Safety and Wildlife The primary and official reason for the recent enforcement of a “no honking” rule was for worker safety
To Honk Or Not To Honk: Driving Through Smoky Mountain Tunnels Honking Tradition: Like other tunnels in the region, the Gatlinburg Spur Tunnel is part of the local tradition of honking while driving through This practice, while seemingly simple, connects travelers to the history and culture of the area, creating a shared experience among visitors
Do You Honk Your Horn When You Drive Through a Tunnel in the Smoky . . . While the action of honking in tunnels in the Smoky Mountains may have started for safety reasons, the main reason people still do it today is because of a long-lasting tradition! Visitors grew up with their grandparents and parents honking through tunnels, and now they’re teaching their children to do it too
Why Do People Honk in the I64 Tunnel - Not Just a Local Phenomenon The bottom line seems to be that there are as many reasons for honking in a tunnel as there are tunnels What’s the likeliest one? That some people are just loud and find your ears to be unnecessary Photo courtesy of Shutterstock
Why, in 2023, do people honk in the Vista ridge tunnel? I really dont think that honking in a highway tunnel is the thing to focus on How about focusing on making ethical consumption choices to not support slave labor? Or volunteering to contribute back to the community? Or engaging others about our unjust justice and prison systems so people make votes for the community rather than for capitalists?
Park Bans Long-standing Tunnel Honking Tradition in the . . . - NewsBreak David Heitz Sweeping homeless encampments: Aurora considers removing shelter, notice requirements The Aurora City Council will discuss during its study session Monday removing requirements in its urban camping ban giving encampment dwellers notice before a sweep and an offer of shelter