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Where can exposed traffic lanes be closed as part of a high-wind safety procedure?

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In built-up areas

On high-level bridges

On country roads

In roadworks

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On high-level bridgesThis was the right answer

High-level bridges can have wind-related speed restrictions, lane closures or full closure. National Highways’ Severn procedure is one example; other structures have their own limits and methods. Obey current signs rather than assuming every bridge has a particular buffer-lane layout.

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Check bridge wind restrictions before travellingReviewed guidance summary · These concern exposed routes and actual wind closures; bridge-specific thresholds or lane arrangements must not be universalised.

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