Where are the positions of the brake, accelerator, and clutch?
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The accelerator, brake, and clutch in a car are separate. The clutch is on the left side and is controlled by the left foot, while the accelerator and brake are on the right side, with both pedals controlled by the right foot. Below is some information about brake pads: 1. Introduction: Brake pads are specially designed friction materials on a vehicle used for braking. They are also called brake linings. 2. Replacement cycle: There is no fixed replacement interval for brake pads. It is recommended to inspect them regularly. For general household vehicles, inspection is advised around 30,000 to 60,000 kilometers, and replacement should be determined based on the degree of wear. 3. Function: The heat insulation layer of brake pads is made of non-heat-conductive materials to insulate heat. During braking, they are pressed against the brake disc or drum to create friction, thereby achieving vehicle deceleration and stopping. Due to friction, the friction material gradually wears out. Lower-cost brake pads tend to wear out faster. It is essential to replace the brake pads once the friction material is depleted; otherwise, braking effectiveness will be lost, and the brake disc may be damaged.