What are the primary controls of a car?

The primary controls of a car include the steering wheel, which allows the driver to steer the vehicle; the accelerator pedal, which controls the speed by increasing engine power; and the brake pedal, which slows down or stops the car. Additionally, the gear shift enables the driver to change gears in manual or automatic transmissions, and various dashboard controls manage lights, wipers, and climate settings. Together, these controls enable the driver to operate the vehicle safely and effectively.