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By accelerating gently and progressively.
You may accelerate gently and progressively once you can see the exit and control the path. Adapt speed before entering the bend and avoid abrupt manoeuvres. Do not accelerate as a standalone remedy for lost grip or increase speed when an obstacle, poor visibility or a speed limit prevents it.
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By accelerating gently and progressively.
By braking abruptly even when there is no hazard.
By accelerating fully without considering speed limits.
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