How should a driver adjust their speed approaching a curve when hauling a tank vehicle, compared to a dry van of the same weight?

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1. Curve speed matters only for tanks carrying flammable liquids
2. Increase speed slightly to keep the liquid from shifting
3. Slow down more than usual, since liquid surge can add extra lateral force during the turn
4. No adjustment is needed since liquid cargo behaves identically to solid cargo once it's sealed inside the tank

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