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Distraction and smoke-related vision difficulties.
Finding, lighting or extinguishing a cigarette and handling ash can distract; smoke can also irritate the eyes and impair vision. It does not safely improve attention or eliminate other risks. Avoid smoking while driving and maintain the required freedom of movement, vision and attention.
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Elimination of every distraction while driving.
Distraction and smoke-related vision difficulties.
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