What is the correct clutch, brake and accelerator pedal order for learner drivers UK?

The correct pedal order from left to right in UK manual cars is clutch, brake, and accelerator. For learner drivers in the UK, mastering the coordination between these pedals in vehicles like the Ford Fiesta, Vauxhall Corsa or Volkswagen Golf is essential for safe driving and passing the practical test.

In UK manual transmission vehicles, the three pedals are always arranged with the clutch pedal on the far left, brake in the middle, and accelerator on the right. When changing gears, you should:

1. Lift your foot off the accelerator completely
2. Press the clutch pedal down fully with your left foot
3. Change gear
4. Gradually release the clutch while simultaneously applying gentle pressure to the accelerator

For braking in UK driving conditions:

• Move your right foot from the accelerator to the brake pedal
• Apply progressive pressure to the brake
• Press the clutch pedal just before the vehicle comes to a complete stop to prevent stalling

Remember that in the UK, you should always keep your heel on the floor when operating pedals for better control, and avoid 'riding the clutch' (keeping the clutch partially depressed when not changing gears) as this causes premature wear. The DVSA recommends practicing these techniques in a safe, legal environment before taking your driving test.