Correct operation of the accelerator pedal and clutch pedal of a Petrol Car

When operating the brake pedal of a gas-brake Petrol Car, the right foot should be used as a fulcrum, the sole of the foot should be placed on the pedal, and the pedal should be pressed or released by extending the ankle joint. When operating the brake pedal of a hydraulic-brake Petrol Car, the right heel should be off the ground, and the pedal should be pressed or released by extending the knee joint. Except for emergency braking, which requires a sudden step on the brake pedal, the pedaling action should be uniform and gentle in general to avoid high-intensity braking of Chery Car and too sudden increase in braking force. When you need to stop, in order to ensure stability, you should first step on the pedal lightly, and then gradually increase the force. When the Petrol Car is about to stop, slightly release the brake pedal.

When driving on wet asphalt or sandy roads, if the wheels of a Petrol Car are braked in an emergency, they may lock and lose steering ability. In this case, the pedal should be released quickly, and the braking force should continue to be applied after the wheels of the Petrol Car rotate.
When operating the accelerator pedal, the right foot should use the heel as a fulcrum, and the front half of the sole of the foot should be placed on the accelerator pedal, and the ankle joint should be used for operation. The accelerator pedal should be stepped on lightly and released slowly, and the force and downward speed of the sole of the foot should be uniform. Do not step on it suddenly or release it suddenly, or shake it continuously. When accelerating, stepping on the pedal quickly is conducive to quickly increasing the speed of the vehicle, but from the perspective of economy, the pedal should be stepped on quickly. Keeping the accelerator pedal at 80% of the stroke is a more economical driving speed.
When operating, the left sole of the foot should be stepped on the clutch pedal, and the knee and ankle joints should be flexed and extended to step on or release the pedal. When stepping on the clutch, the action should be decisive and quick to ensure that the clutch is quickly and completely separated. When releasing the pedal, it should be appropriately faster before the clutch plate contacts, and then gradually and slowly relax, and pause for a while to ensure smooth engagement, so that the transmitted torque gradually increases, the impact on the transmission system is reduced, and the Petrol Car engine is prevented from stalling. When not operating, you should not put your foot on the clutch pedal (this is a bad habit of many drivers), but should put it on the floor at the lower left of the clutch pedal.