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To improve the safety margin and view, adapting position to conditions.
To improve the safety margin and view of the bend. Choose position for visibility, traffic and surface conditions, staying within your lane and clear of dirt, obstacles and the shoulder. It is not a duty to hug the edge or permission to enter opposing traffic. Adapt speed before entering and avoid abrupt inputs.
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To improve the safety margin and view, adapting position to conditions.
To help vehicles ahead overtake you.
Because you must always enter the opposing lane.
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En una motocicleta, al aproximarse a una curva a la izquierda, ¿por qué puede convenir una posición algo hacia la derecha dentro del propio carril, si el firme y la seguridad lo permiten?
- Para facilitar que los vehículos que van delante lo adelanten.
- Porque siempre debe invadir el carril de sentido contrario.
- Para ampliar el margen de seguridad y la visión, adaptando la posición a las condiciones.(Correct answer)
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