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Curves in the road can present unique challenges for drivers, particularly when weather conditions are less than ideal. When roads are wet or icy, the traction between the tires and the road surface is significantly reduced, increasing the risk of losing control. It is vital for drivers to be aware that curves can become slippery during such conditions, which requires them to adjust their speed and steering accordingly to maintain control of the vehicle.

In contrast, the other choices do not prioritize safety. Passing on curves can be dangerous due to limited visibility and increased risk of head-on collisions. Maintaining a fast speed through curves can lead to loss of traction and difficulty in controlling the vehicle. Keeping the vehicle exclusively in the left lane on curves doesn’t take into account the necessity of using lanes appropriately based on road conditions and traffic flow. Understanding that curves can become slippery is crucial for safe driving practices, especially in adverse weather conditions.