Once the correct position on the road has been selected to perform a maneuver, what is the immediate action you must take?

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The safe process for performing maneuvers (such as changing direction or crossing intersections) follows a logical sequence. After the observation and signaling phase, and once the vehicle is already placed in the correct position (e.g., close to the edge or the centerline), the critical step before execution is to adjust the speed. This means adapting your speed to the needs of the turn or crossing, generally reducing it to ensure control and safety. Arbitrarily increasing speed is dangerous, and while observation is constant, the technical step following placement is speed management.

Once the correct position on the road has been selected to perform a maneuver, what is the immediate action you must take?

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