Where is the vehicle brake pedal located?

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AsherRose
07/30/25 12:48am
For manual transmission vehicles, the brake pedal is in the middle, while for automatic transmission vehicles, it is on the left. Below are the working principles of the brake system and precautions for using brakes: Brake working principle: When the driver presses the brake pedal, brake fluid travels through the master cylinder and pipelines to reach the wheel cylinders. At this point, the brake calipers tighten, causing the brake pads inside to firmly clamp the brake disc, gradually bringing the wheels to a stop. Precautions for using brakes: During long-distance braking, it is essential to assess the road conditions ahead and adjust braking based on distance, speed, and other factors. When driving in rainy conditions, in addition to controlling speed, it is also important to use brakes cautiously to avoid skidding.
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