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Reduce speed and hold the wheel firmly without abrupt manoeuvres.
Reduce speed to suit conditions and hold the steering wheel firmly, avoiding abrupt movements. Anticipate changes in wind exposure when leaving tunnels or passing large vehicles. Closing windows does not replace these measures or guarantee control; there is no general two-passenger limit because of wind.
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Reduce speed and hold the wheel firmly without abrupt manoeuvres.
Always limit passengers to two without adapting driving.
Open the windows as the only measure to maintain control.
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