What are the three pedals on the car?

Of the three pedals of a manual car, the first (left) is the clutch pedal, the second (middle) is the brake pedal, and the third (right) is the accelerator pedal.

Press the left clutch pedal to cut off the power from the engine to the gearbox. When the gearbox is in gear, the car can't run. Release the clutch pedal on the left, and the engine power will be transmitted to the gearbox. When the gearbox is in gear, the car will run.

When the intermediate brake pedal is depressed, the brake master cylinder sends pressurized brake oil to the slave cylinder to slow down or stop the rotation of the automobile tire. When the intermediate brake pedal is released, the tire can rotate smoothly.

When you step on the right accelerator pedal, the fuel supply of the running engine will increase, and the engine speed will increase with the increase of fuel supply. When the accelerator pedal on the left side of Panasonic is lowered, the engine speed will decrease with the decrease of fuel supply.