ByMark Stevens If you’re a car enthusiast, you’ve probably heard of “drive-by-wire” technology. Drive-by-wire is a method of controlling a car’s throttle and brakes electronically, without the use of traditional mechanical linkages….
ByMark Stevens Cruise control gives drivers the ability to take their foot off the gas pedal while keeping their car moving at one set speed. While an obvious convenience, some even say…
ByMark Stevens Electronic stability control utilizes computerized technology to detect and correct traction loss before skidding occurs. Sensors identify when the vehicle diverges from the steered path, automatically braking individual wheels to…
ByMark Stevens Four-wheel steering (4WS) adds agility and stability, but this promising tech hasn’t found widespread adoption – yet. From 1893 origins to 1980s Honda, discover the history of 4WS and how…
ByMark Stevens Brake by wire technology is the future of braking systems in cars. This innovative tech does away with the usual hydraulic brake lines and replaces them with electronic controls and…
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