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Yes.
Holding a cigarette in your hand is a risky practice that causes many small distractions. It is not just holding the cigarette, but lighting it, putting it out, or making sure the ash doesn't fall off it.
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Yes.
Yes, but only on inter-urban roads.
No, under no circumstances.
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