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A large vehicle overtaking and abruptly changing wind exposure.
Being overtaken by a large vehicle: it can temporarily shield the wind, followed by a sudden lateral force when shelter ends. Anticipate this shielding effect, reduce speed where appropriate and maintain smooth control. Not every overtake produces the same effect, and headwinds or tailwinds are not always harmless.
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A large vehicle overtaking and abruptly changing wind exposure.
There being no wind or gusts.
Being parked in a place completely sheltered from wind.
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