Pedal order in vehicles that drive on the left
So this occurred to me a short while ago. I drive a standard in the United States. I know that in several other countries traffic is on the left side of the road instead of the right when you are looking down the length of the road. In those countries, the drivers side is still closer to the centerline placing the driver on the right side of the vehicle.
What would be the left to right order of clutch brake and throttle hand or foot brake under the dash in one of those countries?
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Is the clutch pedal always on the left?
The clutch is the pedal on the left side and can be remembered by using A, B and C from right to left: A: for Accelerator. B: for Brake.Which pedal is located on the far right of your vehicle?
The accelerator is also known as gas pedal. It is the pedal located on the floor on the far-right. This pedal controls the amount of gas being fed into the engine and thereby controls the speed of the vehicle. You push the accelerator with your right foot with your heel resting on the ground.Where is the accelerator pedal on a left hand drive car?
While the accelerator is on the right hand side in right hand drive vehicles, close to the driver's door, in left hand drive vehicles such as the CRV Honda and some Toyota Land Cruisers, the accelerator is positioned on the right hand drive but near the gear lever or gear stick while the brake is on your left.Are the pedals the same on right hand drive?
The gas pedal (accelerator) is on the right, the same as it is in an American car. Brake pedal in the middle and the clutch pedal on the left.Understanding Pedal Order
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