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Citation

Van Tassel WE, Manser MP. J. Traffic Saf. Educ. 2007; 55(1): 2-3, 5.

Copyright

(Copyright © 2007, California Association for Safety Education)

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Abstract

Left-foot braking is a topic of considerable debate. To help instructors navigate through inevitable conversations regarding the issue of right-foot vs. left-foot braking, the advantages and disadvantages of each are discussed in this paper. An evaluation of each technique suggests that right-foot braking is the better technique for the novice driver to learn, utilize, and master for everyday driving. This paper aims to provide instructors with a better understanding of left-foot braking and offer talking points that they might find useful in the classroom. It addresses the pros and cons of each of the techniques in question, and offers a recommendation toward preparing safe, new drivers.

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