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Adjust the speed to suit the characteristics of the bend.
When approaching a bend, you should adjust your speed to suit the characteristics of the bend, progressively reducing acceleration and braking if necessary, to avoid possible skids or running off the bend.
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Gradually increase acceleration.
Enter as close as possible to the left edge of the road.
Adjust the speed to suit the characteristics of the bend.
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