When driving on a two-way road and entering a left-hand curve, where should you position the vehicle for safety?

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The correct answer is to keep as close as possible to the right edge. When negotiating a left-hand curve, it is essential to stick to the right edge of the roadway or your lane. This is done to: 1) Maintain the maximum possible lateral separation from oncoming vehicles, avoiding the risk of a head-on collision. 2) Improve the visibility angle of the curve. Hugging the left edge is extremely dangerous as you would invade the opposite lane, and driving in the center reduces the margin for error.

When driving on a two-way road and entering a left-hand curve, where should you position the vehicle for safety?

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