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No. Keeping windows closed helps reduce pollen entering and symptoms that may distract the driver. This precaution depends on allergen exposure, rather than only on whether it is spring. Keep the vehicle and suitable filters clean; if symptoms prevent safe driving, stop somewhere safe. Consult a healthcare professional about treatment and possible effects on driving.
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Yes, to ventilate the vehicle.
Only in spring.
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