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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 6 prohibits throwing objects onto the road or nearby that could cause fires or endanger road safety. This is more than a matter of courtesy; drivers and occupants must avoid this behaviour.
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Yes, if no other vehicles are nearby at that moment.
No, it is prohibited.
Yes, if thrown from the passenger’s window.
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