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By accelerating smoothly and progressively if conditions allow.
Accelerate smoothly and progressively as you straighten the path, if conditions allow. Adapt speed before entering and avoid abrupt actions. There is no duty to accelerate out of every bend: for an obstacle, poor grip or another need, slow or brake appropriately to avoid danger.
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By braking abruptly without any need.
By accelerating smoothly and progressively if conditions allow.
By accelerating suddenly and exceeding the limit to gain stability.
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