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Only the rear doors may be left open, never the front doors.
It is completely prohibited to drive with the front or rear doors open. This is because it worsens the vehicle's aerodynamics and seriously endangers both occupants and other road users, as the doors may obstruct them.
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Yes, it is permitted and improves the vehicle's aerodynamics.
No, it is prohibited.
Only the rear doors may be left open, never the front doors.
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