What is the correct posture for pressing the clutch with the left foot?
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Using the ball of the foot to press the clutch pedal with the left heel as the pivot point. In most vehicles, the left side is the clutch. For automatic transmission vehicles, the right side is the accelerator pedal; the middle is the brake pedal; and the left side is the parking brake pedal. For manual transmission vehicles, the right side is the accelerator pedal; the middle is the brake pedal; and the left side is the clutch pedal. 1. Do not press the brake and clutch simultaneously: For safety reasons, if the brake and accelerator are placed on opposite sides, a driver in an emergency situation might panic and press both pedals at the same time, causing the vehicle to brake while accelerating, which poses a significant danger. 2. Clutch function: In a car, the clutch pedal is an important device operated by the foot. The key to operating the clutch well is to master the engagement point of the clutch. When disengaging the clutch, it is relatively simple—just press the clutch pedal quickly and fully without hesitation to prevent partial slipping and accelerated wear.