What type of objects is it prohibited to throw onto the road or in its vicinity according to regulations?

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The correct answer is any object that could generate fires or endanger road safety. According to General Traffic Regulations, it is prohibited to throw onto the road or in its vicinity any object that could hinder free traffic flow, stopping, or parking, make them dangerous, or damage the road or its facilities. This specifically includes objects that could cause fires (like lit cigarette butts) or endanger other users (like glass, oil, or trash). It does not matter if the object is biodegradable or 'light'; if it distracts, dirties, or creates a hazard, it is prohibited. Furthermore, this infraction can lead to the loss of license points.

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