Where must you position your vehicle when driving through a curve with reduced visibility?

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The general rule states that on curves and hill crests with reduced visibility, the driver must leave the half of the roadway corresponding to the opposite direction completely free. Therefore, the correct option is to stay strictly in your lane. Safety: Without visibility, invading the opposite lane (even partially) creates an imminent risk of a head-on collision. Regulations: You must drive as close as possible to the right edge of the roadway to maximize separation from oncoming vehicles. Mistakes: Moving close to the center line or invading the opposite lane to 'cut' the corner is prohibited in these circumstances.

Where must you position your vehicle when driving through a curve with reduced visibility?

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