What should you do if no traffic is present when entering a curve?

When entering a curve with no traffic present, starting at the outside and then moving to the inside and back to the outside allows for a smoother and safer ride. This technique is often referred to as "swerving" through the curve and helps maintain better control over the motorcycle.

By starting at the outside, you can optimize your line through the curve, reducing the risk of leaning too much and losing grip. As you progress through the curve and visibility increases, moving towards the inside allows you to maintain a natural path that aligns with the curve's radius. Finally, as you complete the turn and prepare to exit, returning to the outside helps straighten the bike and prepares you for acceleration when you exit the curve. This approach not only enhances stability but also provides better visibility of the road ahead and any potential hazards.

Other options may not provide the same level of control or visibility, potentially leading to a less effective turn or an increased risk of accidents, especially if a vehicle or obstacle unexpectedly appears.