Lenkrad
Lenkrad, in English steering wheel, is a circular control device mounted on the steering column of a road vehicle that the driver uses to steer by applying torque to the steering mechanism. It serves as the primary interface between the driver and the vehicle’s steering system.
Construction and function: A Lenkrad typically consists of a metal frame covered with padding and a rim
Technology and controls: Modern vehicles use power-assisted steering, commonly electric or hydraulic, which reduces the steering
Safety and regulations: Many steering wheels incorporate an airbag in the center and are designed to absorb
History and usage: The Lenkrad gradually replaced the tiller in the early days of motor vehicles and