What are the hazards of alternately pressing the brake and accelerator pedals?

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The following are the hazards of alternately pressing the brake and accelerator pedals: Abnormal noises: If the vehicle is rear-wheel drive, it may cause tire spinning on the spot; the engine may emit intense roaring sounds; manual transmission cars in high gears may stall directly, while braking in low gears may fail to stop the vehicle. Damage to the vehicle: It harms the clutch and transmission components; it may cause premature failure of the gearbox; it can burn out the clutch plates, leading to varying degrees of unnecessary repairs. Braking, also known as deceleration, refers to the action of stopping or slowing down a moving locomotive, vehicle, or other transportation machinery. The accelerator, also called the throttle, is the control device that regulates the engine's power output. It controls the throttle opening of the carburetor to manage the cylinder's filling volume, determining the engine's output power. Harm to people: If the brake is suddenly pressed hard, the occupants inside the vehicle will lean forward due to inertia, which can cause impact injuries to the passengers. When pressing the accelerator, it should be done evenly and slowly to accelerate. If the accelerator is pressed suddenly, causing the car to accelerate abruptly, it can create unsafe conditions for pedestrians on the road or the driver inside the vehicle, increasing the risk of traffic accidents.