Question

1. Where is this traffic sign commonly seen?
2. What does it mean?

Answer 1

1. Commonly seen near hospitals, schools, old‑age/nursing homes, residential areas, and at certain road crossings (i.e., in designated “quiet”/no‑honking zones).
2. It means “No horn”/“No honking” drivers must not sound their vehicle horn in that area except in an emergency; the sign is used to reduce noise pollution and keep the area quiet.