Cross Winds
At moment it is very windy around Milton keynes. If you are out driving remember that cross winds are dangerous.
You could encounter a cross wind when driving along a road that has been protected by trees and becomes more open flat fields, or if you pass a large HGV.
This is where the wind will push against the side of the car causing it to move to either left or right. If you are expecting it could happen then keep a firm grip of the steering wheel and readjust the car back into the centre of your lane. If you are passing a large HGV then give it a bit more space and try not to stay in its blind spot for too long.www.drive-travis.co.uk
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Saturday, 16 March 2013
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