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The story highlights that drivers can be penalised if vapour blocks their vision. However, the law against careless driving applies to anyone whose actions contribute to unsafe conditions. If a passenger's vaping causes the obstruction, they could potentially face charges, though it's usually the driver's ultimate responsibility.
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