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Yes, there are vehicles with four-wheel steering.
Yes. Four-wheel steering systems exist in which the rear wheels also change their angle, in addition to the front wheels. Depending on the system and speed, their operation can improve manoeuvrability or stability. Do not confuse four-wheel steering with four-wheel drive: steering and transmitting driving force are different functions.
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Yes, there are vehicles with four-wheel steering.
No, only the front wheels can steer.
No, only the rear wheels can steer.
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