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Yes, both on the road and in its surroundings.
Yes. Article 6 prohibits throwing onto the road or its surroundings objects that may cause fires or endanger road safety. The prohibition does not depend on the vehicle being in motion and also applies to occupants. Do not throw cigarette ends, bottles or other dangerous objects.
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Yes, both on the road and in its surroundings.
Yes, it is forbidden on the road but not in its surroundings.
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