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No.
No. Article 7 prohibits driving when gas or smoke emissions exceed regulatory limits. Officers may immobilise a vehicle exceeding permitted levels. The prohibition does not disappear outside built-up areas or depend on the driver considering the smoke harmless. The restriction depends on the regulatory limits applicable to the vehicle.
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Yes, provided that they are not harmful gases.
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Yes, but only outside built-up areas.
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