What would a fourth pedal even manipulate? If this was April Fool's Day, we might try and take you for a ride (pardon the pun) by saying it's a Fast & Furious-style boost pedal to activate the car's ...

The most often-cited reason that drivers of automatic cars should still use one foot is the idea that, if you use both feet and accidentally step on both pedals at once, you can do serious damage ...

China updated car braking regulations to prohibit "one-pedal driving," where stopping the car is possible by simply releasing ...

In Japan, about 130 cars equipped with Mr. Naruse’s pedal, ... Mr. Naruse’s design is a unified pedal, shaped to accommodate the entire foot. On the right side is an accelerator bar.

Single-pedal driving is a little annoying in highway driving — as it means that you constantly have to modulate the position of your foot to stay at the right speed, but after all, that’s when ...

One-pedal driving is convenient, too. Moving your foot between two pedals is less work than keeping it in one place. Once you're comfortable with one-pedal driving, it is simply a more relaxed way to ...