Question 510 · Car theory test
What is the recommended method of driving a car with automatic transmission?
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Correct answer
Operate the accelerator and brake with the right foot.
Official explanation
When driving a car with automatic transmission, drivers should use the right foot to operate both the accelerator and the brakes, just as in vehicles with a manual gearbox. In general, it is important to avoid using the accelerator and the brake at the same time.
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