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Hold the steering wheel firmly.
Hold the steering wheel firmly with both hands and correct deviations smoothly, without abrupt movements. Reduce speed and take extra care when leaving sheltered sections or passing large vehicles, as wind force can change suddenly. Use a gear appropriate to the vehicle and conditions; a lower gear does not by itself guarantee greater tyre grip.
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Hold the steering wheel firmly.
Steer the vehicle in the direction of the wind.
Hold the steering wheel rigidly with just one hand.
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