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Do you drive your automatic transmission car with one foot or both feet?
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<blockquote data-quote="wutty" data-source="post: 586635" data-attributes="member: 23492"><p>If you are used to using left foot for braking, it would extremely dangerous to drive manual car again. Your feet will kelam kabut when your respond to emergency situations. </p><p></p><p>A simple test is switching between Japanese and continental cars (and some protons). Most of the time you will get it right when you want to turn on signal light or wipers. You seems to automatically switch between the opposing types of stalk layout. </p><p></p><p>However sometimes when mind drifted away while you are driving (in my case quite often actually), our "auto pilot system" tends to confuse about which type of car we driving and hence wiper comes on when we want to turn, so does the signal light coming on when we need the wiper on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wutty, post: 586635, member: 23492"] If you are used to using left foot for braking, it would extremely dangerous to drive manual car again. Your feet will kelam kabut when your respond to emergency situations. A simple test is switching between Japanese and continental cars (and some protons). Most of the time you will get it right when you want to turn on signal light or wipers. You seems to automatically switch between the opposing types of stalk layout. However sometimes when mind drifted away while you are driving (in my case quite often actually), our "auto pilot system" tends to confuse about which type of car we driving and hence wiper comes on when we want to turn, so does the signal light coming on when we need the wiper on. [/QUOTE]
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