You are driving around a bend in the road, and the turning radius becomes smaller as the bend progresses. You had reckoned that the turning radius would be larger. How must you now react?

You answered correctly by selecting both increasing your inclined position and reducing your speed. When the turning radius gets smaller in a bend, the curve becomes tighter. To navigate this safely, you need to lean further into the curve (increase your incline) to maintain balance and stability. At the same time, you should reduce your speed so you stay in control and can respond to the sharper curve. Activating the emergency stop switch is not appropriate or necessary in this situation. Always combine adjusting your body position and your speed when a curve tightens to ensure safe and smooth riding.