A car with power steering has broken down with engine damage and must be towed away. What is correct?

When towing a car with power steering but engine damage, the car becomes considerably heavier to steer because the power-assisted steering no longer functions without the engine running. This means more physical effort is required to turn the steering wheel during towing. It is important to recognize this increased difficulty to ensure safe handling and control while towing. The options about the steering being locked or not impaired are incorrect, as the steering is not locked but loses power assistance, making it harder to steer. Understanding this helps you manage towing situations safely according to German traffic rules.