Which system provides assistance to make turning easier for the driver?

The power steering system is designed to reduce the amount of effort required by the driver to steer the vehicle, making it easier to turn the steering wheel, especially at low speeds or when parking. This system typically uses hydraulic or electric assistance to amplify the driver's steering input, allowing for smoother and more effortless maneuvering. It directly addresses the physical demands of steering, enabling a more comfortable driving experience and greater control of the vehicle during turns.

In contrast, adaptive cruise control is primarily focused on maintaining a set speed and adjusting to traffic conditions, while the anti-lock braking system enhances braking performance by preventing wheel lock-up during hard stops. The traction control system helps improve grip by managing wheel spin during acceleration. These options enhance driving safety and convenience but do not specifically assist with the act of turning the vehicle.