DRIVER'S HANDBOOK

Chapter 5: Starting, Lane Changing, Curves and Turning

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    1. Slow down before entering a curve and avoid braking in the curve.
    2. If you do enter a curve too fast, don’t jam on the brakes. Instead, apply them carefully to keep control.
    3. When entering a left-hand curve, steer toward, but not over, the centre of the road.
    4. When entering a right-hand curve, steer toward the right side of the road.
    5. Beware of drivers who may have strayed into part of your lane.
    6. Decide well in advance where you are going to turn and move into the appropriate lane, following the correct lane-change rules.
    7. Once you are in the proper lane, signal at least 30 metres before the turn. Outside cities, towns or villages, signal at least 150 metres before turning.
    8. For cars with manual transmissions, shift to the proper gear before turning.