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Adjust speed before entering the bend.
Adjust it before entering, considering visibility, the bend, grip and traffic. Anticipate slowing and use the controls progressively as appropriate for the vehicle, avoiding abrupt inputs. Do not accelerate to enter faster or routinely wait until inside to brake sharply. Controlled braking inside a bend may be necessary for a hazard; braking there is not absolutely prohibited.
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Adjust speed before entering the bend.
Accelerate on approach to enter faster.
Always wait until inside to brake sharply.
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