Even if you know your vehicle can maneuver a sharp curve at the legal speed limit, you should still slow down because:
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You must legally drive below the speed limit on sharp curves.
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You might get a speeding ticket.
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There may be a stalled vehicle or collision ahead that you can’t see.
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The strong inward pull on your vehicle can be dangerous.
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Explanation
When approaching a sharp curve that blocks your view of the roadway ahead, you should always slow. Slowing down will give you time to react and avoid any hazards that may be ahead.
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