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Which One is the Accelerator in an Automatic Transmission?

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LeAnna

07/25/25 3:56am

In an automatic transmission car, the accelerator is located on the right side. The reason for this is to allow the driver to react quickly in emergency situations. Here are some driving tips for automatic transmission cars: 1. If parking for more than half a minute, engage the handbrake and shift to N (Neutral) gear; 2. Release the accelerator in time to avoid braking too close to the vehicle in front; 3. The car can only be started when in P (Park) or N (Neutral) gear; 4. Gears can be freely switched while driving; 5. Use only the right foot to control the accelerator and brake; 6. Avoid coasting in neutral gear; 7. When temporarily stopping on a slope, engage the handbrake; 8. Do not accelerate sharply when going uphill; 9. Warm up the car before driving to lubricate the transmission and engine; 10. Shifting up early can reduce noise and minimize engine wear.

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DeOlivia

08/10/25 5:11pm

When driving an automatic transmission car, the accelerator is the pedal on the right. Gently pressing it will make the car accelerate. Every time I drive my small car to and from work, I'm used to operating the accelerator and brake with my right foot, because that's the standard design: brake on the left and accelerator on the right, which prevents stepping on the wrong pedal in emergencies. As an ordinary driver, I think beginners should practice several times in a parking lot to feel how sensitive the throttle response is. A light press will increase the speed, while pressing too hard is not only fuel-consuming but also dangerous. Remember, safety first: fasten your seat belt, maintain a safe distance, and don't get impatient in traffic jams. After long periods of driving, I've noticed that the throttle system needs regular checks—whether the pedal is stuck or worn out—so you can mention it to the technician during maintenance.

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