What is the left-to-right order of brake, clutch, and accelerator?
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In a manual transmission car, the order of clutch, brake, and accelerator from left to right is: the far right is the accelerator pedal for speeding up, the middle is the brake for stopping, and the left is the clutch for disengaging power from the engine to the transmission. In actual operation, the sequence of using the brake and clutch significantly impacts the car. For example, frequently pressing the brake and clutch simultaneously can severely shorten their lifespan and, in serious cases, endanger lives. Therefore, it is crucial to use the brake and clutch correctly. Here is additional information: Correct operation: When decelerating at high speeds, you should still press the brake first, then the clutch, before shifting gears. When braking, it's essential to use intermittent braking (pump the brakes) for better braking effect, a smoother ride, and to protect the car. Never perform emergency braking on highways, as a car moving at high speed requires a normal braking distance. Emergency braking may lead to rear-end collisions with following vehicles, posing serious life-threatening risks.