Do Automatic Transmission Cars Have a Clutch Pedal?
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Automatic transmission cars do not have a clutch pedal. The clutch in an automatic transmission car is integrated into the gearbox to achieve automatic shifting. Related details are as follows: Pedals in an automatic transmission car: An automatic transmission car has two pedals: one is the accelerator pedal, and the other is the brake pedal, which are the gas and brake, respectively. Driving method for an automatic transmission car: Sit in the driver's seat, adjust the seat properly, press the brake pedal, and start the vehicle with the key. Once the vehicle is started, gently press the accelerator pedal twice to allow the vehicle to cycle through its systems. Then, press the brake pedal again and shift the gear to the 'R' position. After that, adjust the rearview camera to prevent the vehicle from hitting objects behind. Next, release the handbrake, hold the steering wheel firmly, and slowly lift the brake pedal to start moving. When the vehicle needs to go uphill, shift the gear to 'L' to increase the vehicle's power. Then, hold the steering wheel firmly and lightly press the accelerator pedal to accelerate the vehicle.