Kormánykerékre

Kormánykerékre is a Hungarian term that translates to "steering wheel" in English. It refers to the primary control mechanism used to steer a vehicle. The steering wheel is typically circular and is connected to the steering column, which in turn transmits the driver's input to the front wheels of the vehicle. By rotating the steering wheel, the driver can change the direction of travel.

The design and functionality of steering wheels have evolved significantly over time. Early vehicles often had tiller-style steering, but the wheel design became standard due to its ease of use and ability to provide leverage. Modern steering wheels often incorporate additional features such as airbags for safety, cruise control buttons, and audio system controls, allowing drivers to manage various vehicle functions without taking their hands off the wheel. The size, material, and grip of a steering wheel are also important factors for driver comfort and control. The term "kormánykerékre" in Hungarian encompasses all these aspects of the steering wheel.