Smoking while driving:
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Is distracting.
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Does not affect driving abilities.
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Is not distracting.
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Helps increase driver alertness.
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Explanation
Smoking while driving is distracting because it takes your attention, hands, and eyes away from the road, increasing the risk of accidents. It is important to avoid activities that divert your focus from driving to ensure safety on the road.
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