Why is the design of left clutch, middle brake, and right accelerator pedal arranged this way?

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OMargaret
07/29/25 4:34pm
Left clutch, middle brake, and right accelerator pedal are designed this way to align with human habits, enabling drivers to react quickly in dangerous situations. Here are additional details: 1. Human instinct: The most comfortable natural sitting posture for humans is with legs slightly apart. In a relaxed state, both feet tend to point outward, which is why the most frequently used accelerator and clutch pedals are positioned where the feet naturally rest, reducing fatigue. In terms of usage frequency, the accelerator is used more often than the brake, making the left-brake-right-accelerator arrangement more logical. 2. Correct operation: Pivot on the right heel and rotate the foot left or right to press the pedals.
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