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The vehicle may skid.
It can increase skidding risk by demanding grip for braking and turning at the same time. Adapt speed before entering the bend and avoid abrupt brake and steering inputs. Grip also depends on tyres, suspension and road conditions. Necessary emergency braking must follow the vehicle system; do not delay it by assuming braking on bends is prohibited.
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The vehicle may skid.
Abrupt braking always guarantees greater grip.
Being on a bend eliminates all loss-of-control risk.
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