When riding a moped, from which wind direction does the road safety risk increase notably?

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Crosswind, or side wind, is the most dangerous for two-wheeled vehicles because of their low mass and little lateral stability. Gusts or intermittent blasts of wind can abruptly divert the path of the moped, pushing it into the opposite lane or off the roadway, with the resulting danger of a fall or collision. By contrast, a head wind mainly reduces speed and raises consumption, while a tailwind helps forward progress, without destabilizing the balance of the path as critically.

When riding a moped, from which wind direction does the road safety risk increase notably?

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