English for specific purposes. Automobiles.

To control the acceleration of the vehicle

To apply the brakes

To control the direction of the vehicle

To start the engine

Putting the gear lever into first gear

Releasing the handbrake

Pushing down the clutch pedal

Pushing down the accelerator pedal

Diesel fuel

Electricity

Petrol (gasoline)

Compressed air

Hydraulic disc brake   

Air pressure brake 

Vacuum assisted brake 

All of above

Vibration

Friction

Suction

Dragging

External contracting brake

Internal contracting brake

Disk brake

All of the above

To improve the car's overall performance

To prevent the car from losing stability or skidding

To enhance the fuel efficiency of the car

To provide a more comfortable driving experience

The system will contact emergency services

The system will turn on the hazard lights

The system will automatically perform an emergency stop

The system will adjust the vehicle's speed

To track the vehicle's location and speed

To provide entertainment features in the vehicle

To monitor the driver's behavior

To detect potential collisions and obstacles

To automatically maintain a safe following distance behind the vehicle in front

To automatically accelerate and decelerate the vehicle as needed

To avoid overtaking slower vehicles in the outer lanes

To bring the vehicle to a complete stop in slow-moving traffic

Adjusting the target speed

Pressing the accelerator pedal

Changing the following distance setting

Both B and C

Intelligent cruise control

Automatic braking system

Lane keep assist

Collision avoidance system

Jack

jack

gauge

bill

worm and rack.

steering wheel

caliiper and piston

All of the above

Used for car parking

To maintain tractive force

Programming the system

 To drive the car