Name the four pedals in the cab of a 12k forklift

• A. Accelerator, Left Brake, Right Brake, Parking Brake
• B. Accelerator, Right Brake, Left Brake, Differential Locker
• C. Gas Pedal, Right Brake, Clutch, Differential Locker
• D. Foot Pedals: Accelerator, Brake, Clutch, Neutral

Answer: (B)

In a large sit-down forklift like a 12k model, the pedal layout is built for precise control and traction. The four pedals are: the accelerator to control speed; a brake on the left and a brake on the right to brake each drive wheel separately, giving stable stopping and better maneuverability; and a differential locker that you press to lock the rear differential, which helps when you’re moving a heavy load on slick or uneven surfaces by ensuring both rear wheels turn together for improved traction.

That’s why this set matches common heavy forklift configurations: two brakes for stability and control, an accelerator for speed, and a differential lock for traction. The other options include elements not typically found as pedals on these machines, such as a clutch pedal in an automatic transmission forklift, a parking brake as a pedal, or a pedal labeled neutral.