Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

You're driving on a windy day. When do you need to take account of the weather conditions?

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When you're using the brakes

When you're making a hill start

When you're turning into a narrow road

When you're passing cyclists

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When you're passing cyclistsThis was the right answer

You should always give cyclists plenty of room when you're overtaking them. When it's windy, you need to allow enough room in case a sudden gust blows them off course and into your path.

Reviewed reading for this question

Rule 163Highway Code rule · Wind and a large vehicle’s shelter can move a rider sideways; wait or pass with extra clearance.Rule 232Highway Code rule · Wind and a large vehicle’s shelter can move a rider sideways; wait or pass with extra clearance.

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