Will Insurance Cover Accidents Caused by Mistaking the Accelerator for the Brake?

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In general, insurance will cover accidents caused by mistaking the accelerator for the brake. Pay attention to the effective date and the terms of the insurance contract. Develop a 'binary' habit with your right foot: The 'binary' habit means that the driver's right foot should always be positioned above the brake pedal when not accelerating. This 'binary' approach eliminates the need for judgment, prevents the chance of mistaking the accelerator for the brake, and allows for the fastest possible response time to apply the brake. Be extra cautious when reversing: When reversing, drivers often turn their heads to look backward, which can lead to confusion between left and right. This confusion can cause the accelerator to be mistaken for the brake. In such situations, always remember to keep your right foot on the brake when not pressing the accelerator, whether reversing or not, to ensure safety.