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To increase the safety area.
When entering a left-hand bend, we must always do so close to the right-hand side in order to increase the vehicle's safety area and reduce the risk of a collision or accident. Since we may use the full width of our lane, on reaching a bend we must position the vehicle on the side of the lane opposite to the direction of the bend, in this case towards the right, moving towards the inside as we approach the exit.
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To increase the safety area.
The question is incorrect because the vehicle should enter close to the left.
To allow cars ahead of us to overtake.
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