Is it allowed to throw objects onto the road or its surroundings that do not seem to cause an immediate accident?

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No, it is strictly prohibited. According to General Traffic Regulations, it is forbidden to throw onto the road or its surroundings any object that could lead to fires (such as cigarette butts) or endanger road safety (obstacles). This rule is absolute and does not depend on whether there are people around or the material of the object, as an abandoned object represents a latent danger for future users or the environment.

Is it allowed to throw objects onto the road or its surroundings that do not seem to cause an immediate accident?

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