What is the Brake Pedal of a Motor Vehicle?
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Here is the relevant introduction to the brake pedal of a motor vehicle: 1. As the name suggests, the brake pedal is a pedal that restricts power, specifically the pedal for the foot brake (service brake), used for decelerating and stopping. The brake pedal, also known as the "foot brake pedal," is generally operated by the right foot. It is located at the bottom of the driver's compartment, to the left of the accelerator pedal, and serves as the control device for the service brake. 2. It is one of the five major control components in vehicle operation, with a very high frequency of use. How the driver handles it directly affects driving safety. There is a small pedal connected to the brake lever above the brake, hence this pedal is also referred to as the "brake pedal." The clutch also has a small pedal, known as the clutch pedal. The clutch is on the left, and the brake is on the right (aligned with the accelerator, with the accelerator on the right).