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When should a driver reduce speed for a curve?
Correct answer: Before entering the curve
Why
If you need to slow for a curve, do so before entering it. Stay centred, look ahead around the curve and maintain a safe steady speed through it. Wet or icy surfaces require extra caution.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Highway Driving · p. 77
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