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It's better not to open the vehicle's windows.
If you have a respiratory allergy, it's important to bear in mind that it's better not to open the vehicle's windows while driving. This is because opening the windows can allow allergens such as pollen, dust, and other outdoor irritants to enter, which can trigger or worsen allergy symptoms. Keeping the windows closed helps reduce exposure to these allergens, contributing to a more controlled and safer environment for drivers with respiratory allergies.
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