What should you do when overtaking a motorcyclist in strong winds?

A: Pass closely

B: Pass very slowly

D: Pass immediately

In strong winds, riders of two-wheeled vehicles are particularly vulnerable. When you overtake them, allow plenty of room. Always check to the left as you pass.

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