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Reduce speed and correct the path smoothly.
Reduce speed according to wind strength and conditions, hold the wheel firmly without rigidity and correct your path smoothly. Anticipate gusts when leaving sheltered areas or passing large vehicles and increase separation margins. If wind prevents safe progress, stop in a suitable place off the road; you do not always have to wait for every trace of wind to disappear.
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Reduce speed and correct the path smoothly.
Increase speed to compensate for the wind.
Always stop in the traffic lane and wait for all wind to disappear.
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