Of the following vehicle control elements, which one is NOT operated with the hands?

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In standard car driving, ergonomics distribute tasks between hands and feet to maintain full control. The clutch pedal is the only one on the list operated with the foot (specifically the left foot). Conversely, the steering wheel is held with both hands for steering, and the parking brake (mechanical handbrake) is operated with the hand to immobilize the vehicle. Remember: Right foot for accelerator and brake; left foot for the clutch.

Of the following vehicle control elements, which one is NOT operated with the hands?

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