A power steering system is a technology in vehicles that helps drivers steer more easily. It uses hydraulic or electric actuators to reduce the effort needed to turn the steering wheel. This system enhances maneuverability, especially at low speeds, making driving more comfortable and less tiring. The main components of a power steering system include the steering wheel, steering column, and power steering pump. In hydraulic systems, fluid pressure assists in turning the wheels, while electric systems use motors to provide the necessary force. Overall, power steering improves vehicle handling and driver control.