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Reduce speed and hold the handlebars firmly
Reduce speed safely and hold the handlebars with both hands, firmly without stiffness or abrupt movements. Anticipate gusts, particularly when leaving shelter or passing large vehicles, and allow space from other road users. Accelerating or riding one-handed is not a safe way to compensate. If control cannot be maintained, find a safe place to stop.
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Reduce speed and hold the handlebars firmly
Accelerate to get through the area sooner
Ride one-handed to compensate better
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Si circula con un ciclomotor en una zona expuesta a viento lateral fuerte, lo más prudente es:
- Circular con una sola mano para compensar mejor
- Reducir la velocidad y sujetar con firmeza el manillar(Correct answer)
- Acelerar para atravesar antes la zona
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