IAM test in an automatic with left foot braking?
Discussion
cliffords said:
From DVLA driving test site :
Footbrake and accelerator
The use of the right foot for both brake and accelerator pedals has considerable safety advantages. It is therefore recommended practice for normal driving, but is not necessarily applicable to disabled drivers. The use of the left foot on the brake pedal should not however be marked as a fault unless it involves the use of the footbrake against the accelerator.
So maybe fine for IAM test too
Thanks for this advice.Footbrake and accelerator
The use of the right foot for both brake and accelerator pedals has considerable safety advantages. It is therefore recommended practice for normal driving, but is not necessarily applicable to disabled drivers. The use of the left foot on the brake pedal should not however be marked as a fault unless it involves the use of the footbrake against the accelerator.
So maybe fine for IAM test too
Thanks to all of you for your help.
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