A car has three pedals, which is the clutch, which is the accelerator and which is the brake? From left to right?

1. Among the three pedals of a manual transmission car, as shown in the following figure, the clutch pedal is on the left, the brake pedal is on the left, and the accelerator pedal is on the far right. Among them, the left clutch pedal needs to be controlled by the left foot, while the brake and accelerator pedal are controlled by the right foot.

2. An automatic car has only two pedals, as shown in the figure below. The left brake pedal and the right accelerator pedal need to be controlled by the right foot.

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Beginners should pay special attention to these ten points when driving:

1. When changing lanes and turning, you must turn on the turn signal in advance.

Lights and horns are the language of driving. You must tell others, especially novices, what your driving intention is. You must turn on the light in advance. The sooner you tell, the safer it is.

When changing lanes and turning, we must form the good habit of turning on the turn signal, and avoid the bad habit of changing lanes or turning directly as soon as the turn signal is turned off. We should turn on the turn signal in advance, which can avoid many accidents.

Don't worry about overtaking, you should follow the procedure.

When overtaking, you should turn on the left turn signal in advance, and change the use of far and near lights or horn. On the road with no road center line or only 1 motorway in the same direction, when the preceding vehicle meets the overtaking signal from the following vehicle, it should slow down and make way to the right if conditions permit. After confirming that there is enough safety distance, the rear car should overtake the front car on the left side, turn on the right turn signal, and drive back to the original lane after pulling a necessary safety distance from the overtaken car.

3. Observe the surrounding conditions before reversing.

When reversing, you should first observe the situation around the vehicle, and you should not blindly trust auxiliary equipment such as rearview mirror, reversing radar and reversing image. If someone directs reversing, the person in charge should not be behind the vehicle, but must direct beside the vehicle to avoid injury.

4. Slow down and observe when passing the intersection.

There are cars, pedestrians and non-motor vehicles from all directions at the intersection, and the situation is complicated. Therefore, when crossing the intersection, whether there are traffic lights or not, you must get into the habit of looking around (slowing down at the same time), and observe the situation of vehicles on the crosswalk to ensure that no cars pass before accelerating through the intersection.

5. Pay attention to whether there is a vehicle following before braking suddenly.

During emergency braking, attention should be paid to the following situation of the following vehicle, and it is best to keep a sufficient safe distance from the preceding vehicle to avoid emergency braking as much as possible to avoid collision between the following vehicles.

6. Keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front

The situation on the road is more complicated. The traffic in front may suddenly stop, or pedestrians may suddenly rush out. Therefore, the speed must be controlled first, and speeding is absolutely forbidden. In addition, keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front and leave enough processing time to avoid traffic accidents. Also, some vehicles will suddenly change lanes without lights. If there is enough distance, they can take it easy.

7. Pay attention to the surrounding situation when turning and slowing down.

When the vehicle turns a corner, it must slow down. In Dongguan, some pedestrians and non-motor vehicles will take motorways. When turning, it is particularly important to observe whether there are pedestrians and non-motor vehicles behind or beside them through the rearview mirror. If there is, you must take the initiative to avoid non-motor vehicles and pedestrians to avoid collisions.

8. It is best to drive in the middle lane.

When driving on the road, you'd better take the expressway. If you take the middle road without the central isolation belt, you can have time to deal with the accident of the opposite vehicle and avoid collision.

When there is an isolation belt, once someone or a vehicle suddenly rushes out of the isolation belt, there is also time to deal with it; In addition, walking in the middle road at night can prevent people or cars in the middle of the road from being shot by the headlights opposite, and then accidents may occur.

9. If you have poor eyesight, slow down and honk.

In some sections with poor vision or bad weather, the vision will be abnormal when driving, so it is necessary to pay attention to whistle ahead of time and slow down to ensure safe passage.

10. Slow down when the cart stops in front.

If there is a big car parked on the roadside ahead, you need to pay special attention, because the big car will block the line of sight. In case vehicles, pedestrians or non-motor vehicles rush out of the cart, it is easy to have traffic accidents. Therefore, in this case, you should slow down and walk slowly to ensure safety before passing.