Sudden wind gusts on highways:
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Only affect large vehicles.
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Can make drivers feel more in control of their vehicle.
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Are generally caused by dust and dirt blowing around.
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Can cause drivers to lose control of their vehicle.
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Explanation
Sudden wind gusts on highways can be hazardous and pose a risk to drivers. These gusts can significantly impact the control and stability of a vehicle, making it more challenging to maintain a steady course. The force of the wind can cause the vehicle to sway or veer off its intended path, potentially leading to a loss of control.
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