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When it blows from the side.
Driving in wind is dangerous because it destabilises the vehicle and increases the risk of an accident. When the wind blows from the front, this affects acceleration and therefore increases fuel consumption. But without a doubt, the wind is most dangerous when it blows from the side, especially if it is gusty or blows in gusts.
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When it blows from the front.
When it blows from behind.
When it blows from the side.
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