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The brake pedal.
The brake pedal is a control. Disc brakes use pads acting on a disc, and drum brakes use shoes acting on the inside surface of a drum. These are not the only ways of classifying braking systems: function and actuation also differ. Do not infer that vehicles have no brake controls.
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The disc brake.
The drum brake.
The brake pedal.
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