Where is the foot brake located?
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The foot brake is the middle pedal below the driver's seat. Braking method introduction: When the vehicle speed is high or a short braking distance is required, apply greater force to the brake pedal. When the speed is low or the braking distance is long, less braking force can be applied. Try to avoid emergency braking as much as possible. It's best to gradually reduce the braking force, meaning the pressure on the brake pedal should slowly fade. When the braking force is strong, to prevent the vehicle from nodding before stopping, you can momentarily release the brake pedal just before the vehicle comes to a complete stop, then gently press it again to bring the vehicle to a steady halt. Emergency braking method: Ensure to hold the steering wheel steady and press the brake pedal firmly. Emergency braking can cause impact to the vehicle's braking, suspension, and transmission systems, and may lead to unsecured passengers colliding with interior objects. It should only be used when absolutely necessary. The ABS system can maximize vehicle stability and directional control during emergency braking. During emergency braking, the system may activate, causing vibrations in the brake pedal. Maintain steady pressure on the pedal during this time and do not release it due to panic.