Should Turn Signals Be Used on S-curves?
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S-curves do not require the use of turn signals. Below are the relevant explanations: Reasons: For continuous S-curves, if there is a fork in the road, using a turn signal would be equivalent to informing all vehicles that you are entering the fork. S-curves may also have intersections, and large-radius S-curves on mountain roads or rural roads might involve pulling over to the side. At the same time, a right turn signal can easily be misinterpreted as slowing down to the right due to special circumstances, requiring a pause before overtaking. Operating Essentials: Before entering an S-curve, reduce your speed and enter in first or second gear, choosing an appropriate route and speed to navigate through. Once in the S-curve, keep the vehicle along the right side of the road (about 1 meter from the left edge) and maintain a steady, low speed. Maintain a distance of about 0.5 meters from the right side of the road, making slight directional adjustments as needed (leaving enough space for the inner wheel difference on the left).