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Wyoming Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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Strong, gusty winds are blowing across an open Wyoming highway. What is your best defense?
Correct answer: Drive at a slower speed and be ready to correct your steering.
Why
Wind is a common Wyoming hazard and is especially dangerous for trucks, campers, and vehicles that tow trailers. Slowing down is your best defense. Expect sudden gusts when you leave a sheltered area or meet a large truck or bus, and be very careful when wind and slick roads come together.
Verified against Wyoming Rules of the Road, Class C · Wind · p. 79, 80
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