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Application Problem: A child sits on a vehicle. This is moved forward by being pushed by another person or by its own propulsion. However, the child decides the direction of travel by turning the steering wheel. When there are disagreements about the route, this often leads to discussions and disagreements until the child becomes stubborn with the pulling person. Solution: The towing bar is either in the hand of the supervising person or clips into a holder under the vehicle. By locking the towing bar onto the adapter of the vehicle's steering wheel, the child no longer has the option to change the direction of the vehicle. This creates a "compulsory steering" situation. As a result, the child immediately knows that it has no other choice but to follow the pulling person. For example, a sled is mentioned here, on which children can be pulled and have no claims about the route. This invention is especially useful for pedestrian and bike paths, as the pulling person now has the certainty that the child cannot unintentionally drive onto a street with cars. The towing bar can be easily removed from the vehicle via the adapter when needed. Either the towing bar is then carried in hand or it is telescoped together under the vehicle and stored there. The stud on the other end of the towing bar at the opposite end of the adapter ensures that the end of the towing bar does not slip out of the pulling person's hand. In addition, most children's vehicles have a hole for a trailer at the rear of the vehicle. Instead of a trailer, this is now plugged in by the stud. As a result, multiple children's vehicles can be pulled behind each other without one of the vehicles deviating from the path set by the first vehicle. IMPORTANT NOTE: EXCLUSIVELY for private use!! Commercial use requires my approval!! https://register.dpma.de/DPMAregister/pat/register?AKZ=2020190002952