It’s very windy. You’re behind a motorcyclist who’s overtaking a high-sided vehicle. What should you do?

A: Overtake the motorcyclist immediately

B: Keep well back

C: Stay level with the motorcyclist

D: Keep close to the motorcyclist

Windy weather affects motorcyclists more than other vehicles. In windy conditions, high-sided vehicles cause air turbulence. You should keep well back, as the motorcyclist could be blown off course.

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