If we are driving outside a built-up area and overtake a bus on the right that intends to turn left,...

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When overtaking a large vehicle, such as a bus, it acts as a screen that blocks the wind. Once the maneuver is finished and the vehicle is passed, the crosswind can hit us suddenly. This screen effect is especially dangerous for motorcyclists, as it can destabilize the motorcycle. Therefore, we must be prepared and hold the handlebars firmly to correct any deviation in the trajectory.

If we are driving outside a built-up area and overtake a bus on the right that intends to turn left,...

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