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Do not set the air conditioning too high and close the windows.
If you suffer from respiratory allergies, it is important to take certain precautions when driving to reduce the likelihood of symptoms interfering with your ability to drive safely. Some recommendations are: Do not use the air conditioning at high power: very cold air conditioning can worsen allergy symptoms, such as sneezing and nasal congestion, which can distract you while driving. Keep the windows closed: this helps prevent external allergens, such as pollen, from entering the vehicle and causing or worsening allergy symptoms.
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Do not set the air conditioning too high and close the windows.
Turn off the air conditioning and open the windows.
Set the air conditioning very high.
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