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A control system is a device that commands, regulates, directs, or manages the behavior of other systems or devices. Cruise control. emission control, traction control, vehicle stability control, brake system, engine cooling, exhaust system, fuel system, steering and suspension, and the transmission are control systems in a vehicle.
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