How to talk about a bend in the road > **** > According to police, the place where the tyres fell off was curving to the right. Or in more natural English "...the tyres fell off on a right-hand bend". Is good Japanese? It sounds a bit strange to me. Are there better/alternative ways to talk about a left/right-hand bend, or is this already perfectly natural.

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is actually a pretty natural-sounding sentence. At least, I have no problem with it at all.

The native-speaking readers will undoubtedly know that it is the **_street_** (and not the ) that is . In other words, this refers to a specific "spot/place/point" on that street and it happens to be where the street curves to the right.

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means:

> **{}**

By the Japanese standards, however, the part can sound slightly superfluous in a context where one is clearly talking about an incident occuring on a street.