Abstract
Current advances in automobile stability and control studies can be credited largely to modern electronic computers. Solution of the lateral control problem, like problems from other areas of automotive technology, has been deterred by the extreme complexity of the automobile. Some understanding of static or steadystate stability was obtained in the late 1930's, but the solution of dynamic response to steering input was not obtained until the advent of modern high-speed computing equipment.
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