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Is the left side for brake and right side for accelerator correct?

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StAdeline

07/30/25 7:59am

Left side for brake and right side for accelerator is correct, but not comprehensive. Here are the relevant details: 1. Specific situations: For manual transmission cars, the left pedal is the clutch, the middle is the brake, and the right is the accelerator; for automatic transmission cars, the left pedal is the brake and the right is the accelerator. These designs are based on ergonomics, as the right foot is more agile, making it suitable for controlling the accelerator. Drivers should develop the habit of placing their heel directly below the brake pedal so they can brake immediately in emergencies. 2. Other considerations: When not accelerating, drivers should keep their foot on the brake pedal to be ready for braking. Placing the foot near the accelerator might lead to accidental pressing in panic situations. The correct operation method is to pivot the right heel and rotate the foot to press the pedals.

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