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Vehicle setup, restraints and controlsStandalone practice
In an ordinary vehicle with standard foot controls, which foot should operate the brake and accelerator?
Correct answer: The right foot for both pedals
Why
Use the right foot for the brake and accelerator in a vehicle with ordinary controls. In a manual-transmission vehicle, use the left foot for the clutch. Practise finding the pedals until you can operate them smoothly without looking down.
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