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No, it is prohibited
It is strictly forbidden to throw, deposit or leave on the road or in its vicinity any object that could obstruct traffic, stopping or parking. This prohibition extends to any material that could cause fires or pollution, endanger road safety or damage the road and its installations. This includes objects such as cigarette ends, glass, oil or fuel. In addition, actions such as washing the vehicle on the road or throwing sunflower-seed shells or other waste out of the vehicle window can create unnecessary hazards.
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No, it is prohibited
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