Nissan appears to have borne these issues in mind by deciding to install a back-up clutch system in its steer-by-wire vehicles, to link up their steering wheels and tyres in the event of a problem.
In its practical teaching, it steers a middle course between the "path of action" of the Vedic ritualism and the "path of renunciation" of the Upanishadic mysticism, and it accommodates all the three major "paths" to moksha: the paths of action (karma), devotion (bhakti), and knowledge (jnana).
Morningstar wasn't alone in its inability to steer investors out of trouble during the quarter.
There have been claims Sinn Féin is blocking the bill because of pressure from the SDLP - or because the bill is a bargaining chip in its bid to steer its own issues through the executive.
It's too early to say how well Mozilla's fledgling open web HTML5 mobile platform is doing in its bid to steer budget buyers away from Android gateway devices.
And in its determination to steer clear of controversy, "13 Hours" ends up confusing in its lack of specific information.
"There are catastrophic pathologies associated with homosexual behavior among teenagers, and any society that cares about its youth will do everything in its power to steer them away from this self-destructive lifestyle," he wrote.
The advert, a hefty three minutes long in its full version, steers us through a series of flashpoints in theoretical games in which the players show off their skills while fantasising about how glorious life will be if they triumph.
It's autonomous in its movement; you don't steer it, you tell it where to go, and it does.
Samsung has argued that it can modify the software in its phones so they steer clear of Apple's patents, which could allow it to dodge sales bans.
Control cattle were initially housed on pasture and later moved to the medium security accommodation to serve as companions of the last remaining inoculated steer in its group.
