The car's clutch pedal is located on the far left at the foot, the brake pedal is in the middle, and the accelerator pedal is on the right. Here are some driving precautions: Do not use the clutch when shifting: When shifting, do not use the semi-engaged clutch. In special cases where semi-engagement is necessary, minimize the semi-engagement time to prevent burning the clutch friction plates. Due to advancements in automotive manufacturing technology, small cars or certain models equipped with synchronizers in the transmission generally no longer require the two-foot clutch operation method. However, in special situations, such as downhill driving or on muddy or icy roads where rapid deceleration is needed, it may still be necessary. Do not release the clutch too quickly: The clutch should not be released too abruptly. Generally, the first gear should be engaged the slowest, while the other forward gears can be engaged slightly faster. When starting in first gear, the clutch pedal must be fully depressed. For subsequent upshifts, the clutch pedal can be released once the clutch friction plate is disengaged, without needing to press it all the way down. Do not press the clutch with your toes: When using the clutch pedal, press it with the ball of your foot rather than the center of your foot, as pressing with the center makes it harder to operate the pedal smoothly, affecting starting and gear changes. Avoid using your toes to press the clutch pedal to prevent slipping.
