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Study of all processes affecting the interaction between the driver, vehicle and environment.
Part of the engine containing two or more cylinders.
Firewall between the engine compartment and passenger compartment, a name sometimes incorrectly applied to the instrument panel.
One below windscreen level and in front of the driver, housing instruments, switches and minor controls. Correctly called instrument panel or fascia.