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Reduces the effort needed to turn the steering wheel.
It helps reduce the effort needed to turn the wheel and makes manoeuvring easier. Assistance depends on system design and conditions; it does not remove all effort or guarantee a safe manoeuvre. The driver remains responsible for control and observation.
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Requires more steering effort in every slow manoeuvre.
Removes the need to observe because it guarantees safe manoeuvres.
Reduces the effort needed to turn the steering wheel.
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