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From both inside and outside the vehicle.
They can come from both inside and outside the vehicle, for example manipulating devices, attending to passengers or looking at advertising or incidents unrelated to driving. Article 18 requires continuous attention and appropriate placement of objects and animals to prevent interference. An internal distraction can also be dangerous; something outside need not occur.
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Only outside; the interior can never distract.
From both inside and outside the vehicle.
Only inside; the exterior can never distract.
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