What will happen to the traveling stacker by stepping on the inching pedal?

Stepping on the inching pedal of a traveling stacker serves as a mechanism to decelerate the vehicle. This pedal allows operators to control the speed of the stacker more precisely, especially when moving at low speeds or when positioning the stacker for operations such as picking or placing loads. By using the inching pedal, the operator can reduce the speed effectively to ensure safety and precision without bringing the stacker to a complete stop. This functionality is crucial for maneuvering in tight spaces and during loading and unloading tasks where careful handling is necessary.

In contrast to the other options, which either imply an increase in speed or refer to actions unrelated to the pedal's primary function, the inching pedal is specifically designed to facilitate a reduction in speed for enhanced control.