Can You Still Drive Out in 5-6 Level Winds?

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5-6 level winds generally allow for driving out. Reasons why driving is possible: Winds around levels 5 to 6 may cause tree branches and leaves to sway, which can certainly affect pedestrians trying to hold umbrellas. It is recommended to use enclosed transportation methods when going out, such as cars or buses. At this wind speed, pedestrians can generally feel significant resistance, making walking more difficult, but this wind speed has little impact on vehicles. Wind level classification: Currently, China's wind level classification generally divides winds into 18 levels, with level 0 being the smallest and level 17 being the strongest. The classification is based on wind speed and the level of impact on objects.