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#1. Which is a safe practice when driving in strong wind gusts?
Maintaining a firm grip helps you stay in control if the wind suddenly shifts your vehicle.
#2. How should following distance be adjusted in strong winds?
Extra space allows more time to react if a vehicle swerves due to wind.
#3. What mindset should teens adopt when driving on highways with strong winds?
Awareness, caution, and preparedness for sudden gusts ensure safer highway driving.
#4. True or False: You should overcorrect immediately if a gust pushes your car sideways.
Sudden overcorrection can cause loss of control or a spin; steer gently to correct.
#5. True or False: Large trucks are immune to wind gusts.
Tall and large vehicles are highly susceptible to crosswinds and can be pushed or tipped.
#6. True or False: You should only be cautious of wind gusts in open areas.
Gusts can occur near bridges, overpasses, and gaps in roadside trees, not just open areas.
#7. What should you do when a strong crosswind hits while passing a large vehicle?
Strong gusts can be amplified by passing trucks; controlled steering prevents accidents.
#8. True or False: Smaller cars are less affected by strong wind gusts than larger vehicles.
Smaller cars are usually more affected by wind gusts due to lower weight and less stability.
#9. Why are wind gusts dangerous on highways?
Strong winds can suddenly move your car, especially at high speeds or with larger vehicles.
#10. Which of the following is a sign of dangerous wind gusts while driving?
Observing environmental cues helps anticipate gusts and adjust driving.
