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No, under no circumstances.
It is prohibited to throw, place or leave objects or materials such as cigarette butts on the road if they could obstruct free-flowing traffic, stopping or parking.
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Yes, but only if the driver throws it.
Yes, any occupant may throw it provided it is done carefully.
No, under no circumstances.
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