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To handle a curve, you should

Correct answer

  • gradually increase your speed before entering the curve.
  • start to turn just prior to the curve and quickly increase your speed.
  • slow down before entering the curve.

Explanation

To handle a curve, slow down before you enter the curve so that you will not need to brake in the curve. Braking in a curve can cause a skid.

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