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Reduces the effort needed to turn the wheel.
It reduces the effort needed to turn the wheel and makes manoeuvres such as parking easier. Assistance usually decreases as speed rises to provide appropriate steering feel; it does not mean the steering can never feel firmer. The system does not replace driver attention or control.
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Reduces the effort needed to turn the wheel.
Removes the need to control the steering wheel.
Always makes turning require more effort than without assistance.
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