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Early automotive engineers addressed steering and maneuverability challenges by developing front-wheel steering systems, which were a significant innovation. The earliest vehicles often had difficult-to-manage steering mechanisms, such as tillers, which were later replaced by more refined steering wheels. Improvements in steering geometry and suspension systems gradually enhanced maneuverability and ease of driving.