How to Operate the Clutch, Brake, and Accelerator?
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The coordination of clutch, brake, and accelerator operation is as follows: 1. When the vehicle is driving at high speed, brake with the gear engaged. Since the engine provides sufficient braking power, the speed will drop rapidly. If the clutch is pressed, it is equivalent to the vehicle being in neutral, which reduces braking efficiency and increases braking distance. This method is incorrect and should be firmly corrected. 2. The order of clutch and brake should be determined by the speed. If the speed is high, brake first; if the speed is low, press the clutch first. If the speed is relatively fast, light braking is sufficient. If the speed is relatively slow, press the clutch first, then the brake, otherwise the engine will stall. 3. If there is a situation ahead that requires deceleration, first release the accelerator to let the speed drop. If the speed is still too fast, lightly press the brake without pressing the clutch to let the speed drop further. If this still doesn't work and the obstacle is getting closer, and the speed is already very low, to the point where the car is almost shaking, press the clutch and shift to a lower gear corresponding to the speed. If stopping is necessary, press the brake first, then the clutch, and shift to neutral.
