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A lever, a dedicated pedal or a switch or button, depending on the vehicle.
A lever, a dedicated pedal or a switch or button, depending on the vehicle. The DGT road-safety manual describes these arrangements. Consult the car’s instructions for correct application and release. Its principal function is to keep the vehicle stationary; do not confuse a dedicated parking-brake pedal with the service-brake pedal. Not every car uses a handbrake lever.
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Always and exclusively the accelerator pedal.
A lever, a dedicated pedal or a switch or button, depending on the vehicle.
No control can operate it in any car.
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