What increases the effect of centrifugal force on the vehicle when driving round bends?

The centrifugal force pushing a vehicle outward in a bend is stronger when you drive faster (higher speed) and when the curve is tighter (smaller radius). This means that going quickly around a sharp bend makes the car want to slide outward more. Higher tyre pressure does not affect this force directly. Understanding this helps you drive safely by reducing speed on tight curves to maintain control and prevent skidding.