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A curve warning has a yellow advisory-speed plaque beneath it. How should you use the number?
Correct answer: As the advised curve speed, and slower when conditions require.
Why
Use the advisory speed with the curve warning to prepare before entering. It is different from a white regulatory SPEED LIMIT sign. Keep within all legal limits and reduce further for wet or icy pavement, poor visibility, traffic or vehicle conditions. No posted number guarantees a safe speed in every circumstance.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Speed advice at a curve · p. 35, 36, 66
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