This project report details the development of a steering-controlled headlight mechanism. The project aimed to improve automobile lighting and reduce accidents by connecting the headlights to the steering system using a rack-and-pinion gear mechanism. The project involved designing the system, selecting components like adaptive headlights and hydraulic linkages, and addressing challenges such as design errors and team conflicts. The team leader, the author of this report, played a crucial role in overseeing the project, providing technical training, rectifying design flaws, and ensuring the project's timely completion. The report covers the project background, objectives, the author's responsibilities, application of engineering knowledge, issues faced, and solutions implemented. The project successfully developed a system that enhances vehicle lighting, demonstrating improved steering control and reduced road accidents. The author's contribution included research, mechanical design, calculations, and project management. The project showcases the application of engineering principles and collaborative efforts to achieve a practical solution for enhancing vehicle safety and performance. This document is available on Desklib, a platform offering past papers and solved assignments for students.