How to Use the Foot-Operated Handbrake?
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Use the left foot to control it. The handbrake can assist in braking when the foot brake fails. Specific instructions are as follows: 1. Foot brake: The foot brake is for driving, while the handbrake is for parking. The foot brake is controlled by the right foot. During driving, releasing the accelerator and stepping on the brake can reduce the risk of mistakenly pressing the accelerator and avoid accidents. The foot brake is designed to brake when stepped on and release when the foot is lifted, making it suitable for varying road conditions while driving. 2. Handbrake: The handbrake is designed to brake when pulled up with force and remain engaged when released, preventing the vehicle from rolling after parking. In some brand models, the handbrake is placed on the front left side and controlled by the left foot. It can assist in braking when the foot brake fails, but certain rules must be followed: braking must be done slowly, and the handbrake should not be pulled forcefully when the vehicle is moving too fast.