What are the three pedals under the car foot?
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The three pedals under the car foot from left to right are: 1. Clutch pedal: Used to control the power transmitted from the engine to the wheels. This is the operating device of the manual transmission clutch assembly. Through the correct operation by the driver, it achieves the engagement and disengagement of the front and rear parts of the clutch (engine and transmission), serving the purposes of starting, shifting gears, and reversing. When the pedal is pressed down, the clutch disengages; when released and lifted, it engages. The pressing action should be swift and fully depressed to ensure complete clutch disengagement, while the lifting speed should be adjusted according to specific circumstances. 2. Brake pedal: Used to control the vehicle speed until stopping. Its function is to decelerate and stop the car. Pressing it slows down the vehicle until it stops. When stepping on the brake pedal, apply pressure gradually from light to heavy, and then from heavy to light as the car is about to stop. During driving, avoid sudden braking unless in emergency situations. 3. Accelerator pedal: Used to control the fuel supply, it is part of the car's fuel supply system. By controlling the amount of pedal depression, it regulates the engine's air intake, thereby controlling the engine's speed. When operating the accelerator pedal, apply force gently, pressing lightly and lifting slowly. During driving, try to avoid sudden acceleration.