What is the rudder control?

Rudder control refers to the mechanism used to steer an aircraft or a boat by manipulating the rudder, a flat, vertical surface located at the rear of the vessel. In aviation, the rudder helps control yaw, allowing the pilot to maintain directional stability and change the aircraft's heading. In maritime contexts, it enables the ship to turn and maneuver effectively through water. The rudder is typically operated through a system of cables or hydraulics connected to the steering wheel or control yoke.