No, but that would have also worked. Each car has two collision detection zones and two audio sources. If you cut them off (in front), they honk three times. If you come within a few pixels of hitting them, they give a single long horn blast. The player also checks for collisions, and it plays the crashing sound effect when you actually hit a car. Multiple audio sources work well in Godot, but things can get loud if you get too many overlapping sound effects at once.
