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In a suitable ashtray, fully extinguished.
In a suitable ashtray, fully extinguished, for safe disposal afterwards. Throwing objects onto the road or nearby that can cause fires or endanger road safety is prohibited. Do not throw cigarette ends through the window. While driving, avoid handling objects that distract you or prevent maintaining control.
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Onto the road through the window.
On the cabin floor while still lit.
In a suitable ashtray, fully extinguished.
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