four wheel steering
Four wheel steering means both the front and back wheels can turn. It helps a car turn tighter in tight spots and stay steady when going fast.
Four wheel steering (4WS) allows the rear wheels to turn in addition to the front wheels, improving maneuverability at low speeds and stability at high speeds.
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