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Really dumb to drive into something like that , and there's no evidence from the footage that the driver slowed down.
-- extremely poor visibility (high likelyhood of having a high speed head-on with another idiot driving the other direction who can't tell what sidie of the road they are
-- bad for the engine , that dust was very fine and a fair bit of it will have got through the air filter and into the engine where it will have melted and deposited
-- bad news for the air filter (not designed for those kinds of conditions).
I had a similar experience in summer 2000 in Port Hedland, I simply pulled over , and stopped the engine , and waited for it pass.
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