If a driver smokes inside their vehicle, where must they deposit the cigarette butts to comply with road safety regulations?

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The correct answer is in the vehicle's ashtray. According to traffic regulations, it is strictly forbidden to throw onto the road or its surroundings any object that could cause fires (such as a lit butt) or endanger the safety of other users. This action carries a penalty of license points deduction and a fine. Smoking itself is not explicitly prohibited provided it does not cause distraction, making the option 'smoking is prohibited' incorrect in this context.

If a driver smokes inside their vehicle, where must they deposit the cigarette butts to comply with road safety regulations?

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