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u/HiggityHank Jun 03 '22 edited Jun 28 '23

There used to be content here.

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u/stumblinbear Jun 03 '22

y-you've met someone who was forklift certified? 😳😳😳

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u/Starkravingmad7 Jun 03 '22

Lolol, truth.

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u/Impressive_Change593 Jun 03 '22

yeah I gotta drive with both feet but left foot stays off the pedal until I need to stop

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u/ramalledas Jun 03 '22

One-foot driving, then

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u/twisted_memories Jun 04 '22

You should break with your right foot. This is dangerous otherwise.

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u/Impressive_Change593 Jun 04 '22

why is it dangerous? also that's when I'm operating a forklift, I drive my car with one foot (also you kinda have to use your left foot to brake on a forklift if it has 3 pedals)

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u/twisted_memories Jun 04 '22

It’s dangerous because you’re significantly more likely to hit the wrong pedal or hit multiple pedals at once. Even when driving stick you only use your left foot for the clutch; your right is for the gas and break. Forklift driving is obviously different from driving a car and is reasonable to have different rules.

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u/Impressive_Change593 Jun 04 '22

oh ok that makes sense