Now, we’re getting into more advanced territory with Level 2. At this level, the car can handle both steering and speed simultaneously, but under strict conditions. Tesla’s Autopilot is a well-known example. The car can change lanes, follow the curves of the road, and adjust its speed based on traffic. Think of it as having a highly trained driving instructor in the passenger seat. They can guide you, even take the wheel for a bit, but you're still ultimately responsible. If anything unexpected happens, you need to be ready to take over. The critical thing to remember is that you must stay alert. Your hands need to be on the wheel and your eyes on the road because the system can’t handle complex driving situations on its own.