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No, assess strength, gusts and changes of direction.
No. Wind strength and gusts can vary and change its effective direction. Adapt speed and maintain firm smooth control, especially in exposed places and when leaving sheltered areas. Gusting crosswinds can destabilise the vehicle; this greater hazard does not mean every headwind is always harmless.
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Yes, wind never presents a risk regardless of direction.
No, assess strength, gusts and changes of direction.
Yes, it can always be ignored if initially blowing head-on.
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