What is the pedal on the left side of a car?

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The pedal on the left side of a car varies depending on the type of vehicle. For manual transmission cars, the left pedal is the clutch pedal. For automatic transmission cars, the left pedal is the brake pedal. However, most modern cars now also feature a footrest pedal installed near the left door panel. Functions of each pedal: The footrest pedal is used to relieve left foot fatigue during prolonged constant-speed driving. The clutch pedal is used for gear shifting. Different car models have varying clutch weights and heights. When shifting gears, ensure the clutch is fully depressed to avoid damaging the clutch plate or, in severe cases, the car's transmission. The brake pedal is used for deceleration or stopping, with varying brake pressure and travel distances across different models. The accelerator pedal, also known as the throttle pedal, controls the vehicle's speed. Precautions: Avoid sudden braking while driving; maintain a safe following distance, anticipate road conditions, and brake in advance. For automatic transmission cars during prolonged stops at red lights, avoid keeping the gear in N (neutral) while continuously pressing the brake. Instead, shift to N and engage the parking brake.