What should you do when you see a blind curve ahead?

When approaching a blind curve, it's crucial to slow down significantly. This action allows you to better assess the road ahead, as visibility is limited. By reducing your speed, you increase your reaction time, making it easier to respond to any potential hazards or obstacles that may be hidden from view around the curve.

Maintaining your current speed could lead to dangerous situations, especially if there are unforeseen vehicles, pedestrians, or other obstacles just beyond the curve. Turning on high beams may blind oncoming drivers and is not advisable in such situations where visibility is limited. Simply looking at the speed limit sign will not adequately prepare you for the lack of visibility that accompanies a blind curve; it's essential to adjust your speed accordingly to ensure safety.