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No, keep them closed to reduce pollen entry and use ventilation with an appropriate, maintained filter. A filter does not stop pollen entering an open window or guarantee removal of every allergen. If symptoms or medication impair you, do not drive and seek advice; this recommendation concerns pollen exposure, not every respiratory allergy in all situations.
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Yes, when the vehicle is fitted with an air-conditioning filter.
Yes, because it provides better ventilation for the vehicle.
No.
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