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When should a driver reduce speed for a curve?
A blue car approaches a left-hand curve on the right side of a two-way road. It remains on the straight approach before the road bends; a yellow center line separates opposing traffic.
Correct answer: Before the curve, while still traveling straight.
Why
Early speed adjustment leaves tire grip available for smooth steering through the curve.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Speed entering a curve · p. 25
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