Where are the brake, accelerator, and clutch located in a car?

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In a car, the clutch is on the left, the brake is in the middle, and the accelerator is on the right. Here are some details: Manual transmission cars: The arrangement of the clutch, brake, and accelerator in manual transmission cars aligns with the driving habits of most people. From the perspective of operational habits, flexibility, and driver comfort, this arrangement is optimal. Reason: Most people's right foot is more sensitive than their left, so controlling the accelerator and brake with the right foot is more responsive, leading to smoother driving without jerking. Additionally, the emergency response capability of the right foot is faster than that of the left. However, compared to the time and force required to press the clutch, the right foot is engaged for longer periods. Over time, even light pressing can become tiring, which is why the right foot's endurance tends to be better developed than the left. Moreover, from a structural standpoint, this arrangement is more logical for connecting to the engine configuration, aligning closely with automotive design theory.