You enter a bend near Vijlen and judge the radius on entry. Halfway through, the bend turns out to tighten more sharply than expected. What is going on here according to the book?
- A bend radius is fixed on entry and does not change after that, this must be a different bend
- ✓ Some bends curve increasingly sharply inward; your first assessment can become outdated
Correct answer: Some bends curve increasingly sharply inward; your first assessment can become outdated
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- The book explicitly warns that some bends curve increasingly sharply inward
Topic: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
Read the rule: Core: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
Sections
- Challenge: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
- The model: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
- Core: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
- Why it matters: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
- Active recall: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
- Teach back: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend
- Memory hook: Cornering: centrifugal force and reading the bend