Question 514 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
At what speed should a large vehicle enter a curve?
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Correct answer to question 514
- B: A speed that needs no braking and allows gradual acceleration
Explanation
Enter a curve at a speed that does not require braking but lets you gradually accelerate. Braking in a curve at too great a speed can cause a skid, rollover or jackknife. Applying gentle power gives greater control.
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