What should be done to avoid wind blast from a passing vehicle?

Maintaining a safe following distance is essential for avoiding wind blast from a passing vehicle. When you keep an appropriate distance between your motorcycle and the vehicle ahead, you create a buffer zone that helps to mitigate the effects of wind produced by larger vehicles, such as trucks or buses. This distance not only provides you with the time needed to react to sudden changes or emergencies but also shields you from the turbulence created as those vehicles pass by.

Riding too close can expose you to significant wind drafts that can affect your stability and control, increasing the risk of losing balance or being blown off course. By ensuring a safe gap, you allow for better maneuverability and control while riding, thus enhancing your overall safety on the road.