Why should other drivers, and the driver of a doubles or triples combination, both be extra cautious around this type of combination in crosswinds?
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Correct answer to question 103 (Doubles/Triples): The combination's length and surface area make it more prone to being pushed or swaying in strong gusts, which can affect nearby traffic
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A doubles or triples combination's length and total surface area make it more susceptible to being pushed by strong crosswinds, which can also create a hazard for vehicles traveling nearby.
Updated: November 2026