When driving through a curve with reduced visibility, what obligation must the driver fulfill to ensure safety?

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The correct answer is the obligation to moderate speed. According to General Traffic Regulations, drivers must adapt their speed to road conditions to be able to stop the vehicle within their field of vision if an unforeseen obstacle appears. Furthermore, on curves with reduced visibility, it is vital to keep as close as possible to the right edge of the roadway to avoid invading the opposite lane. The option to keep to the left is dangerous and incorrect (it would invade oncoming traffic), and the option regarding 50 km/h is inaccurate, as the appropriate speed could be even lower depending on the severity of the curve; there is no universal fixed numeric limit just because it is a curve, but rather the concept of 'appropriate speed'.

When driving through a curve with reduced visibility, what obligation must the driver fulfill to ensure safety?

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