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Use your right foot to operate the brake and gas pedals, and your left foot to operate the clutch. Practise doing this until you can find each pedal easily. This will help you react quickly in an emergency. 

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## Heater, defroster and air conditioning controls 

The panel of levers that control the defroster, incoming air and air conditioning are located within easy reach of the driver. Check your owner’s manual to see how they work. Practise with them so you can easily turn on the defroster without looking at the controls. 

## Foot pedals 

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## Accelerator 

The accelerator controls the amount of fuel going to the engine. The mor fuel the engine gets, the faster the vehicle will go. You need to practise putting the right amount of pressure on the pedal so you keep control over the speed and acceleration of your vehicle. Always operate the accelerator with your right foot. 

## Brake 

The brake pedal is located to the left of the accelerator and is used to slow down and stop the vehicle. Always use your right foot to operate the brake. You need to learn to apply the right amount of pressure on the brake so that you can stop the vehicle smoothly and precisely. 

Be familiar with the braking system of your vehicle. Power brakes need less pressure than standard brakes. 

You will operate two or three controls with your feet, depending on whether your vehicle has an automatic or a standard transmission. 

