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Reduce it smoothly and progressively.
Smoothly and progressively, avoiding abrupt inputs. Preferably adapt speed before entering; do not automatically accelerate throughout every bend or assume acceleration always restores stability. If braking is needed, there is no absolute ban: respond according to safety and conditions. This describes an ordinary adjustment, not emergency braking.
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Reduce it smoothly and progressively.
Accelerate sharply to force the vehicle to turn.
Accelerate even though speed must be reduced.
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