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Adapt it to limits and conditions to retain control.
Observe limits and adapt speed to visibility, bend radius, grip, vehicle and traffic. Slow as necessary before entering to retain control and be able to stop for an obstacle within the visible distance. No universal 30 or 40 km/h speed suits every bend. If a hazard requires braking within the bend, brake as necessary: slowing in advance does not prohibit every use of the brakes while turning.
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Always exactly 40 km/h even if conditions require less.
Adapt it to limits and conditions to retain control.
Always exactly 30 km/h regardless of visibility or signs.
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