How can a driver enhance steering control while in a curve?

Enhancing steering control while in a curve involves managing speed and power appropriately to maintain balance and traction. Gradually reducing speed before entering a curve allows the driver to better manage the vehicle's weight distribution, which is crucial in maintaining control. As the vehicle turns, a reduction in speed helps prevent skidding and allows for smoother steering input.

Additionally, applying slight power as needed during the curve can help stabilize the vehicle's movement, especially if the car begins to lose traction. This balanced approach helps drivers respond to the dynamics of the car and the road conditions effectively. By maintaining control over speed and using power judiciously, the driver can navigate curves more safely and with better handling.

Options that involve applying maximum power, remaining in the same gear, or braking hard all compromise stability and control. Excessive power can lead to loss of traction, staying in the same gear can limit the driver’s ability to adjust engine power efficiently, and hard braking before a curve can upset the vehicle's balance, making it more difficult to steer. Thus, the focus should always be on speed management to enhance steering control in curves.