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No, objects that could cause fires or endanger road safety.
The Traffic Regulations prohibit a vehicle driver from throwing onto the road or its surroundings objects such as lit cigarettes that could cause fires or traffic accidents, obstruct the free flow of traffic or endanger road safety. This action is punishable by the loss of up to 4 points from our driving licence, so this type of behaviour must be avoided.
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Yes, except if they may cause material damage to other road users.
Yes, except if they may harm the environment.
No, objects that could cause fires or endanger road safety.
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