Fourth day of Shenzhen's new no-honking rule: drivers use shouting and window knocking instead of horns

On November 4, the fourth day of the implementation of Shenzhen's new no-honking rule, drivers encountered pedestrians blocking the road but dared not honk, resorting to shouting to warn them to move. A bus driver, seeing the car in front not moving at a green light, got out to knock on the front car's window to remind them. Netizens remarked, 'This place is becoming increasingly surreal.'

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2026-11-05 00:34 · 11月4日，深圳禁鸣新规实施第四天，车主不敢按喇叭，只能靠大声呼喊或下车敲窗提醒路人避让，网友吐槽越来越玄幻。

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Sayings · 2026-11-05 00:20 On November 4, the fourth day of Shenzhen's new anti-honking regulation, drivers are afraid to honk and can only shout or get out of their cars to knock on windows to warn pedestrians to move aside; netizens complain it's becoming increasingly surreal.

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