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in front of the brake pedal without pressing it.
As part of preventive driving, for example when approaching areas with pedestrians who may cross in front of the vehicle where uncertain situations can arise, the driver can gain a few vital metres to avoid a road accident by placing the right foot in front of the brake pedal, without pressing it, simply keeping it ready in case it becomes necessary to press it and brake quickly.
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in front of the brake pedal without pressing it.
on top of the brake pedal, pressing it lightly.
in front of the clutch pedal.
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