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Maintain sufficient lateral separation.
Maintain sufficient lateral separation. Wind can alter the trajectory, especially when entering or leaving the sheltered area alongside a large vehicle. Also adapt speed, control the vehicle smoothly and assess whether overtaking can be done safely. Do not begin the manoeuvre if the necessary conditions cannot be met. Speed and lane changes must not be ignored merely because attention is paid to lateral separation.
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Minimise lateral separation to pass closer.
Maintain sufficient lateral separation.
Assume lateral separation no longer matters in wind.
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