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May someone smoke in a motor vehicle carrying a passenger under 16?
Correct answer: No, it is illegal with a passenger under 16
Why
B.C. prohibits smoking tobacco or using an e-cigarette in a motor vehicle occupied by someone under 16. Opening a window or other part of the vehicle does not create an exception.
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