In the process of driving, you don't need to step on the brakes to prepare for refueling, do you?

If you pay attention to the car, it should be flexible. It's not just a matter of not stepping on the brakes. Many car owners mainly want to avoid using the accelerator as a brake, but actually step on the accelerator to brake or pedal according to the actual driving situation.

During driving, the vehicle with the driver stepping on the accelerator will accelerate. When the accelerator pedal is released, the vehicle will also maintain its speed for a few seconds, and then slowly decrease. When the vehicle speed drops to a certain speed, the driver can continue to accelerate the solar terms without stepping on the brakes.

As long as you don't step on the accelerator, put your right foot on the brake. Theoretically, it seems to be the safest. After all, no matter what happens, when you step on the brakes, as long as the vehicle stops, there will be no challenge. In fact, the "brake" throttle will also have an accident, and the consequences are not as good as the dangerous throttle.

Especially when driving at high speed, if you put your right foot on the brake, the vehicles behind you will get out of control or have other accidents. At this time, you will step on the brakes with low reaction, so what will happen? It will lead to serious rear-end collision, and the brakes are sometimes unsafe.

Although the right foot is either braking or stepping on the accelerator when driving, the actual operation still depends on this situation. For example, on the slow road in the city, you often put your right foot on the brake, while on the high speed, sometimes the speed is faster than the turtle speed, so you need to exhaust directly when slowing down, and the throttle can continue to accelerate.

The most practical safe driving method should be that the throttle brake can be flexibly switched. I believe many car owners don't necessarily know how to place their right feet correctly, and they do switch the throttle brakes flexibly.

When driving, the right foot should take the middle of the throttle as the fulcrum, then turn left and right to ensure that you can step on the two pedals on the throttle and brake, and switch to the driving road smoothly as needed.

As you all know, when driving, throttle and brake are the most common. Because this is very important, but they will not only affect the normal running of cars, but also affect the safety and riding of drivers. However, because the driver steps on the accelerator and brakes with the same foot, it is sometimes unclear which one to step on. When some emergencies happen, the driver will not respond, which will be a good response and endanger the safety of the owner. Therefore, some car owners say that when not stepping on the accelerator, the correct way to drive should be to step on the brakes. So this statement is wrong?