If we don't steer the vehicle through a curve, the vehicle will continue to drive?

When a vehicle navigates a curve, it is essential for the driver to steer appropriately to follow the roadway. If the driver does not steer through the curve, the vehicle will not follow the intended path of the curve. Instead, due to inertia, the vehicle will continue in a straight line, following the direction of its travel at the point where steering ceased.

This behavior is a manifestation of Newton's first law of motion, which states that an object in motion will remain in motion in a straight line unless acted on by an external force. As a result, if a driver fails to steer into the curve, the vehicle will resist the turn and maintain its straight trajectory, potentially leading to loss of control and veering off the intended path.