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Moderate speed and avoid abrupt movements.
Reduce speed and avoid abrupt movements, maintaining sufficient margins and remembering that the trailer can destabilise the combination. Do not rely on a wind deflector as universal protection against gusts: accessories must be compatible and fitted according to manufacturer instructions. The DGT warns of large trailers swaying with speed and crosswinds; if swaying begins it advises releasing the accelerator rather than abrupt braking. If safe travel is impossible, find a safe place to stop.
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Moderate speed and avoid abrupt movements.
Increase speed to get through the gust sooner.
Make a sharp steering movement to counter every gust immediately.
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