Where is the Clutch?

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Samantha
07/29/25 10:45pm
The car clutch is on the left, the brake is in the middle, and the accelerator is on the right. The arrangement of clutch, brake, and accelerator in a manual transmission car conforms to the driving habits of the vast majority of people. From the perspective of operating habits, flexibility, and driver comfort, this arrangement is relatively reasonable. Additional information: Below are some techniques for using the clutch: 1. Full-floating style: Use the sole of your foot to press the clutch pedal, both pressing and releasing involve simultaneous up and down movement of the sole and heel, suitable for vehicles requiring more force such as buses or large trucks. 2. Rear-shift style: Use the area between the toes and the sole to press the clutch pedal; when releasing, first move the heel back a certain distance, then slowly lift the toes. 3. Lift style: First use the toes or the tip of the foot to press the clutch, when releasing, keep the heel stationary and only lift the toes, feeling the pedal sliding under the sole of the shoe, lift to a certain height until the pedal reaches the position of the sole, enabling the vehicle to start.
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