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What does the Speed Governor in a car do?

A speed governor in a car limits the maximum speed the vehicle can reach. It's a device that prevents the engine from exceeding a predetermined speed, regardless of how much the accelerator is pressed. This is often used for safety reasons, particularly in commercial vehicles like trucks and buses, or in vehicles designed for specific applications with speed restrictions.
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