Steering Wheel

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The vehicle's primary control mechanism is the steering wheel, typically located on the driver's side of the cabin. It is designed to be grasped by the hands and manipulated to guide the vehicle along a desired path. The wheel's rim often features a series of spokes that provide additional structural support while also serving as hand grips for the driver. Many modern vehicles feature power steering systems, which assist the driver in turning the wheels by applying hydraulic pressure to help rotate them. Some high-performance vehicles, on the other hand, may employ electronic power-assisted steering (EPAS) systems, which use advanced sensors and motors to enhance steering response and precision.