Is it permitted to throw, deposit, or abandon objects on the road that may hinder free circulation?

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No, it is strictly prohibited. According to the General Traffic Regulations, road users must behave in a way that does not unduly hinder circulation or cause danger, harm, or nuisance. Specifically, it is prohibited to throw, deposit, or abandon objects or materials on the road that may hinder free circulation, stopping, or parking, make them dangerous, or damage the road or its facilities. The options suggesting it is allowed if 'removed later' or 'if there is no traffic' are incorrect because the risk is created the moment the object is abandoned.

Is it permitted to throw, deposit, or abandon objects on the road that may hinder free circulation?

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