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The pedal
The brake pedal, operated with the right foot. The service brake can reduce speed or stop the vehicle; its result also depends on grip, system condition and how it is applied. Other vehicles, such as motorcycles, may use different controls, so the pedal must not be generalised to all vehicles.
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The lever
The service brake has no control
The pedal
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