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With the vehicle under control.
Enter with the vehicle under control and at a speed suited to the bend, visibility and grip. Anticipate slowing before the bend and look towards the intended path without neglecting traffic or distance from the vehicle ahead. Looking along the bend does not mean ignoring vehicles in front. If a hazard arises, respond according to conditions and the vehicle; there is no universal 100 km/h minimum for bends.
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Watching in the mirrors so as not to distract the drivers ahead of us.
With the vehicle at a minimum of 100 km/h.
With the vehicle under control.
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