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No, it can distract the driver.
Smoking while driving a vehicle is highly dangerous and not at all advisable, as it causes distractions for the driver and affects vehicle handling. Special care must be taken when lighting and putting out the cigarette, as this restricts the driver's manoeuvres and reduces their attention.
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Yes, in the case of people who smoke regularly, because it relaxes them.
Yes, always.
No, it can distract the driver.
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