Answer:
Honking to protest another driver's actions
Explanation:
The noun “honk” in its usual sense today means “the noise a goose makes,” it also means “the sound of a car or truck horn.” The origin of “honk” is onomatopoeic or “echoic,” this means that that the word itself was formed in imitation of the sound. It is a recent word ; both the noun and verb forms first appeared in the mid-19th century.
Honking to protest the action(s) of other drivers is considered as aggressive driving.
