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Warning, construction and railway signsStandalone practice
A sharp-curve warning includes an advisory speed. How should you prepare?
Correct answer: Slow to the advisory speed before the curve
Why
The advisory speed helps you prepare for the bend. Conditions can require a lower speed; do not wait until inside the curve to make a sudden speed change.
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