Does an automatic transmission car have an accelerator and a brake?

[LeMax]

An automatic transmission car has an accelerator and a brake. In automatic transmission models, the left pedal is the brake, and the right pedal is the accelerator, with only two pedals; in manual transmission models, the far left is the clutch, the middle is the brake, and the far right is the accelerator, totaling three pedals. When driving an automatic transmission car daily, place your left foot naturally on the left-side space for rest, and use your right foot to control the accelerator and brake. However, there is one situation where both feet are needed simultaneously: during steep hill starts, you can use your left foot to control the brake to prevent the car from rolling backward. Precautions for driving an automatic transmission car: Many novice drivers often confuse or make mistakes when safely driving an automatic transmission car, mistaking the accelerator pedal for the brake pedal, leading to collision accidents. In normal economic driving mode, be sure to release the accelerator pedal after the engine RPM rises to a certain level when pressing it down.