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What to Do When Encountering Crosswinds While Driving?

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JocelynLee

07/29/25 2:03am

When driving, always pay attention to the "Beware of Crosswinds" signs on the roadside. Upon seeing these signs, stay alert and be vigilant. When driving through areas with these signs, prepare in advance by firmly gripping the steering wheel and maintaining the correct driving direction.

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JuliannaMarie

08/12/25 6:02am

When encountering crosswinds while driving, I remain calm and immediately hold the steering wheel gently with both hands to avoid sudden turns that could lead to loss of control. Gradually release the accelerator and lightly apply the brakes to reduce speed until the vehicle is within a manageable range. Crosswinds are common on bridges or open road sections. If the vehicle shakes severely, find a safe place to stop and wait for the wind to subside. Pay attention to weather forecasts when driving and avoid high-speed travel during windy conditions. Regarding the vehicle, tire pressure must be normal, as poor grip increases risk. It's advisable to develop good driving habits, such as regularly checking the suspension system, which can enhance wind resistance. Above all, safety comes first—avoid aggressive overtaking or sharp turns.

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