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Yes, because it causes distraction and reduces the ability to manoeuvre
Although it is NOT prohibited, smoking while driving affects the operation of the vehicle because it restricts the driver's manoeuvres, causes distractions, especially when lighting and extinguishing the cigarette, and may cause vision problems due to the smoke.
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Yes, because it causes distraction and reduces the ability to manoeuvre
Yes, and it is also prohibited
No, and it also has a relaxing effect
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