Is a vehicle whose exhaust pipe emits more smoke than the legal limit set by regulation permitted to travel on public roads?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, it is strictly prohibited to drive on public roads emitting smoke, gases or pollutants that exceed the maximum limits permitted by the regulations. This offense not only harms public health and the environment, but also creates a serious danger to road safety by drastically reducing the visibility of other drivers. Neither blue smoke (a sign of lubricating oil being burned in the cylinders) nor black smoke (a symptom of incomplete combustion of diesel fuel) is an exception: exceeding the regulatory values prevents driving and may even lead to precautionary immobilization of the vehicle.

Is a vehicle whose exhaust pipe emits more smoke than the legal limit set by regulation permitted to travel on public roads?

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