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On the right, with safe lateral clearance and adapted speed.
On the right, as close to the edge as practicable while maintaining safe lateral clearance, and at a speed allowing a stop within your field of view. Keep the oncoming side clear except for a lawful statutory passing exception. Do not approach the edge dangerously or coast through the bend with the clutch depressed.
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With the clutch depressed throughout the bend to improve control.
Normally occupying the oncoming side to see better.
On the right, with safe lateral clearance and adapted speed.
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