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Hook wrote:driver was ill or was having a heart attack or seizure, maybe?
what's wrong with left foot braking in an automatic?
rmlmv wrote:what's wrong with left foot braking in an automatic?
I guess it not recommended since it can be done simultaneously, by accident.
JoKeR1980 wrote:ok, correct me if I'm wrong but their is only parking spots right in front of the store right? so it's safe to say the X5 was parked in front, the gear was in drive, not reverse and they did a two headed monster special from Sesamee Street?![]()
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MG Man wrote:rmlmv wrote:what's wrong with left foot braking in an automatic?
I guess it not recommended since it can be done simultaneously, by accident.
drivers who learned to use their left foot for braking typically have quicker stopping reaction times and therefore shorter stopping distances, becasue their left foot is usually hovering over the brake pedal and ready to apply. A traditional monofoot driver has to move his foot off the gas pedal, then reposition to the brake pedal. That half second difference adds up to greater reaction distance as speed increases, and equates to a longer stopping distance
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