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How should you handle turbulence near a large vehicle?
Correct answer: Leave side space and hold the wheel firmly
Why
Large vehicles can create air movement that pushes or pulls a nearby vehicle. Leave side space, keep a firm grip and make smooth corrections when meeting or passing one; do not rush a pass or crowd the truck.
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