It is not theoretical, and what is concerning is that people like you are driving.
You can educate the uneducated, but you cannot fix stupid.
Beginners are taught that. Race car schools add in the left foot braking.
I’ve been wheeling for over 4 decades, and until the advent of electronic throttles, it was two feet/right hand, using the hand throttle attached to the transmission shifter. Built a ton of these over the years using a bicycle gear shifter, and still have one attached to the shifter of my 47. Works great to increase the engine rpm for winching as well.
Graduates of the school of Grand Theft Auto in the viddeit world, in the real world, Race cars normally have clutches, and the drivers use the left foot to open and close the clutch plates to shift gears.
Several of the add on calibrators like Flash Cal +(plus by super chips) has a Crawl mode in that crawl mode ypu can up the idle for winching.
But even race drivers who are taught that and use it on the track, don't do that on the street. Because, well, you're not racing. If you use race techniques on the road, you become that asshole driver everyone wants to get away from.
Yes, this is good information for folks wheeling newer rigs.
I think the issue lies with physics. When you emergency panic brake,, your whole body lunges forward, including your leg and feet. If your right foot was resting on top of the accelerator, then you would inadvertently push down on it.
Reminds me of the joke “When I die, I want to die like my grandfather who died peacefully in his sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in his car.”
Jumping to insults shows that you cannot refute my points with logic and facts. Grand Theft Auto School of Driving is hardly a good argument for one-footed driving. Your other argument is that the internet basically thinks some people are too uncoordinated to know what their feet are doing and might press both pedals at the same time. I've heard that argument before and I say anyone who is that uncoordinated or is afraid they might do that should take that advice and drive with one foot.
I can't see that when panic braking unless the person is so panicked they forget to lift their right foot. Those people probably should be one-footed drivers.
