Make turns at slow speed. Never brake or clutch while turning.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only on main roads
• D. Only if no pedestrians

Answer: (A)

Approach every turn at a controlled, slow speed and slow down before you enter the curve. Braking or using the clutch while you’re already turning can upset the car’s balance, transfer weight in a way that reduces traction, and make it harder to steer. By slowing before the turn and keeping a steady, smooth pace through the curve, you maintain better control of the vehicle and stay in your lane. This technique helps prevent skidding or losing the ability to respond to changes in the turn, and it should be used in general practice, not just in certain situations.