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1. Curve
A curve is a bend in the road where the path gradually changes direction, either to the left or right. It’s different from a sharp turn because it’s more gentle and flowing, but it still requires slower speeds and careful steering. Even gentle curves can be dangerous at high speeds, especially in wet or icy conditions. Always adjust your speed based on the sharpness of the curve and road conditions.
- How to Drive Through a Curve:
- Slow down before the curve.
- Look through the curve to where the road goes.
- Steer smoothly—don’t jerk the wheel.
- Avoid braking in the middle of the curve unless necessary.
- Stay in your lane, especially on two-way roads.
Warning for a curve to the right. Speed limit of 50 km/h. (National road 19, Kózki, Poland) © Wikimedia.org/Grzegorz W. Tężycki, CC BY-SA
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