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Because it can cause the vehicle to overturn.
If the wind blows from the side, driving becomes dangerous, as the vehicle could overturn, and the level of danger will depend on the strength of the wind at any given moment. In the case of strong crosswind, you should reduce speed, adapting it to the circumstances at the time, drive in low gears if necessary, and correct any deviations to keep the vehicle's path straight.
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Because it helps increase the vehicle's speed and safety.
Because it can cause the vehicle to overturn.
Because driving is safer than when there is no wind blowing.
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