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No, because it can start a fire or endanger other road users.
Throwing a cigarette butt onto the road or in its vicinity while driving is prohibited. This is because cigarette butts can start fires, especially in dry weather or in areas prone to wildfires. In addition, cigarette butts can be a hazard to other road users, as they can be a distraction or even cause damage if they come into contact with another vehicle. Drivers and all road users have a responsibility not to cause unnecessary danger, harm or nuisance to people, nor damage property or the environment.
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No, because it can start a fire or endanger other road users.
Yes.
Only if driving on an urban road.
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