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Steer gently left as needed to maintain your course.
Hold the wheel firmly without rigidity and steer gently left as needed to maintain your course. Adapt speed and avoid abrupt steering. Do not maintain a fixed force or steering angle: wind can change or cease alongside obstacles or large vehicles, requiring adjustment. Do not use the shoulder as a general solution to wind.
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Steer gently left as needed to maintain your course.
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