tieku001

On a curve, look up across and around as far ahead as you can see. At first, you will likely have to concentrate to look this far ahead in curves.

When curving right, look at the shoulder line to the point where it disappears. Keep looking at that point and maintain a steady speed. When curving left, look at the centre line as far as you can see it. When coming out of the curve, look at your lane all the way to the horizon.

As you develop that "far ahead" view, you will automatically drive the curve smoothly and accurately. You will also benefit from seeing your path far enough ahead to deal with any obstacles in your path.

tieku001

真博士对此的研究。

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