How to Learn Clutch Control Quickly

[@Margaret-c1k]

This man is a great teacher and appears to be patient with learners.

[@infj5196]

Hes so passionate about teaching people how to drive

[@Triplepaltine]

My instructor is not patient with me but I don’t mind him sometimes 😂

[@Margaret-c1k]

Wishing you all the best 🙏!​@@Triplepaltine

[@user-fj5np4kl3d]

... key word ... "sometimes" .😅

[@SuraChan18]

@@Triplepaltinemy teacher is not patient with me at all and it brings my anxiety up and I left the clutch too fast often

[@sanchiemarak2739]

How many of you watching this video just lying on bed like me? 🤣

[@omarjarju6393]

Here i am😂

[@Tigireda]

Sorry I'm sitting into toilet 😊

[@RavishekharS-r9m]

i jst see the comment..but I too on bed..

[@watergrowsifwatered8048]

I saw ur comment and said "wtf" out loud lmao😂

[@Countryboy-cq1pp]

Me man 😂😂😂😂

[@shm0ney]

I was totally struggling with my clutch control. This helps a ton especially when I have driven an automatic for 4yrs.

[@bubuslk]

I’ve had my drivers licence for 10 years, with only about 50k km under my belt, and I have to say I find these quite helpful. Thank you, sir!

[@Scytha86]

Hi, can i buy your car? :D

[@youtubevideo7086]

​​@@Scytha86 bought my car 3 months ago with 70K .kM .. car is from 2001..The first owner 😂

[@apoorww1veteran994]

@@Scytha86gotta take the shot right😂

[@Julius-o8g]

50k in 10 years

[@renzosetoe256]

i've had my license for about a year now and shifting has never really been a problem and i've driven all kinds of cars. But this week i bought my first car and had alot of trouble pulling away. I thought it was a clutch issue but really the problem was me keeping my heel planted on the floormats like my instructor taught me. Idk why i literally never tried lifting my foot but it resolved the problem and probably saved me alot of money bringing it to the shop. Thank you.

[@ogungbeolusegunaremu1006]

This video helped me pass my manual driving test in one attempt. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! After 12 driving lessons, this video answered why I kept jerking while moving away in traffic. I have driven auto cars for 13 years but I felt disappointed when I couldn't fix my manual driving stalling problems. I realize now that my instructor needs to learn from you that the best practice is to lift your foot when getting to the biting point, combined with a few gas pedals, especially for people with a short foot like me.

[@BLK2000]

I don't know if anyone else feels the same, but I find your videos so helpful, and they always kinda come at a time when I need to know something, or just that deeper explanation helps me understand what I'm doing, and why im meant to be doing it, - its like they're made for me! lol :)

[@Unaboner]

totally dude Im in the same boat. I thought I had everything down well because I was pretty smooth but I’m always learning more from this guy that I think about while driving

[@BLK2000]

@@Unaboner he is very good at explaining in a relatable, memorable and sometimes funny way :) Love it !

[@mizanimowatt1578]

Same. 😁😁😁

[@sb733]

Feel same too

[@mordy2085]

Doctor obvious

[@JM-kjoseq]

My first driving test attempt went awfully wrong because I was afraid of stalling and also keeping the car slow. After watching a couple of your videos it's like a a hidden switch was activated in me. My second attempt the examiner said that was her best drive of the day. This video is another good example of how clear and easy you make your lessons/videos. I still watch even after passing 👌

[@Fattahpgn]

I kept stalling and I felt embarrassed😔

[@ConquerDriving]

I'm so happy to hear the videos helped. Thank you watching and congratulations on passing!

[@dOVERanalyst]

​@@FattahpgnSame

[@angelicyoutuber2866]

Literally just touched a steering wheel and the pedals for the first time yesterday, it was absolutely terrifying. Moving off was really hard because, obviously, my clutch control isn’t great. This video was really helpful!

[@bibeksen1967]

I've learnt more from you than from my driving instructor. Learning to drive at 55 wasn’t easy, but Richard Fanders and Pin Binning videos assured me that I too can do and I learnt driving after 40 hours struggle, fear, worry, now I easily drive in the highways or busy streets of Calcutta without any difficulty.

[@bibeksen1967]

I still watch these videos, my learning isn’t complete, learning anything always remains incomplete.

[@ConquerDriving]

It's great to hear the videos have helped! Thank you for watching and congratulations on learning to drive.

[@laurafischer6066]

Same - I am learning way more from you than my driving instructor here in Sardinia! Have had so much anxiety, dread and frustration (I have my license but only know how to drive an automatic and my license doesn't transfer here). I can't thank you enough for doing these videos - feel like I can finally get back on the road with more confidence.

[@aaronstirling9383]

I’m 29 and just learning to drive now . Your videos are awesome and have been a great help. I wish I could take lessons and my test from you , you’re exactly the type of person new drivers need. Great job mate 👍🏻

[@omnious42]

I am 28 and just now learning to drive myself, it's nice hearing that someone else is older and just learning - makes me feel more comfortable.

[@johnnytran777]

I just turned 29 and bought a manual car, getting better day by day

[@rheatailor1081]

Thanks for sharing your age because I'm older than the minimum age required to get a driving license and I feel like I'm the only one who's waited so long. It's good to know I'm not the only one :)

[@johnnytran777]

@@rheatailor1081 bro you will be happy with a stick. I had my car two weeks now and just keeps getting easier and more fun

[@rheatailor1081]

@@johnnytran777 that's awesome! Happy to hear it man 😁

[@rina337]

I just love and how warm, calm, and kind your energy is. Your students are extremely lucky, and even we, who came across your videos, are lucky. I want to say that I appreciate a lot the effort and time you put to teach and guide us ,it means a lot, and it helps a ton. Thank you sincerely.

[@aradhanarohilla7783]

This video helped me so much🫶.it's my 3rd day,mt dad is teaching me. He's really patient, explains evrything the best he can but still I was having problem, car would get jerks and stop . I saw ur video and it helped sooooo much today that biting point and keeping gas between 1-2 rpm , so helpful ❤️

[@fauziyazubairu]

I passed my driving exam last 2 weeks...I am in Germany and your videos helped me ALOT...i still watch your videos even though i passed on first try...because your videos are a lifetime saviour 😃

[@MunkyM1]

I appreciate this man's distinctive combination of quirkiness and informative content; it's truly refreshing. Although I'm no stranger to manual transmissions, my confidence extends primarily to regular road conditions. Recently, I bought a new truck, requiring me to navigate more challenging environments, including extreme conditions on mountain roads. So, I understand that I need to upgrade my skill set. These videos have proven to be exceptionally helpful.

[@sevlogktsv]

i’ve just turned 18 and i’ve been getting driving lessons for a few months now. I’ve always struggled with clutch control but this video has really made it clear to me and i finally started to improve after this video!! Thank you!!

[@i3d3]

buying a somewhat old manual transmission car in a couple days. Haven't driven a manual since passing my test nearly 2 years ago. Your videos are a great resource for me as a refresher.

[@xyhow7210]

as a manual driver for 5 years, i still find this helpful and realize that i was doing it wrong by keeping my heel on the floor. now i know.

[@chloeholgate1906]

This has been so useful thank you! I bought my first car, a manual, having only driven my parents automatic for 7 years and have been struggling with clutch control after so long but this is so clear and helpful and reassures me that I can master it with practice so thank you! 🚙

[@abigailhughes2901]

I’ve just passed my test today! I’ve been watching your videos the past week gaining my confidence by recapping knowledge and your videos have helped me so so much! I have such bad drivers anxiety and am so happy I’ve finally done it! Thankyou for all your virtual help :)

[@ConquerDriving]

That's fantastic to hear, thank you for watching the videos and congratulations on passing. This video may be of interest: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6Cvgal7mJJjf7M

[@evabaker2231]

I have my test in four dayssss

[@richardreed5197]

@@evabaker2231 how did it go?

[@Bones-s6y]

I got busy parents so learning to drive was difficult, but then I found this channel then everything became so much more easier to understand. Thank you Sir!!

[@vivianchaungwe2515]

I've been driving an automatic transmission since i was 25 years. Now in my late thirties and trying to learn how to drive a manual transmission and i've been watching your videos lately, and i must say they are more helpful than my instructor. Thank you!

[@shahmar21]

This helped me understand so much more. I've been driving stick for about 4 days now, and I had a problem with driving behind a car that was turning, and when they slowed down I stalled. Thank you for this explanation.

[@normanli3713]

oh my god. With 20 years of AT experience. I'd never thought it could be this easy. I was never taught how to drive MT. Even with a good concept of how a clutch works, I wouldn't say I managed to ever pull out of the driveway without a stall. But after watching two of your videos Richard, I was able to drive to the supermarket and back, even with red light stops. Without hiccups or being horned at! My first MT real life driving was a success! I must say your videos, (especially the part on clear explanation of the bite and the ECU) has literally taught me how to drive an MT in practice! They completed the lost puzzle piece for me! Thank you for your knowledge and perfect teaching!

[@Butterflybleu14]

You are an excellent driving instructor. I learnt to drive 40 years ago and my overwhelming feeling was I needed the precise/muscle memory learning that you are implementing. From my own experience & through conversations with friends, I’ve come to the conclusion that most driving instructors talk too much while the learner is manoeuvring through traffic. What you are teaching is exactly the way driving should be taught!! Shockingly I’m learning new things in your videos after 40 years of driving! 😬

[@JoanKSX]

Yea, I am learning new things after driving for 16 years too! But my instructor talked too little, the opposite of yours LOL

[@lovejoyortegarufano4473]

I am a Filipino, I appreciate your videos, they are detailed, well-explained, and I learned a lot of concepts that I've never known before. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@HarshAgarwal-hy6ee]

Man i just recently learned basic driving and got the license and your videos help very much in mastering the aspects of driving without harming the car and it honestly makes so much more fun to drive ,When u know what ur doing .

[@papijay1162]

This is exactly the video I was looking for. Thank you so much man. I was having trouble accelerating while i stopped my car and it took me almost forever to get going. After this I got way better at using the gas then clutch 💪

[@-ChandravJyotiMedhi]

I am learning to drive on a manual car, today was my 4th day and this video helped me a lot!!!!! Love from India!! Thanks a lot!

[@magnawaves]

I have a nice manual sports car but I live in a massively congested traffic city so I don't often get the urge to drive, and I'll go up to a month where I don't even get in it. I come back to your videos all the time to keep myself sharp driving stick, because I feel like I suck at it. Videos like this one especially are really helpful and important for dealing with the bumper to bumper bs.

[@Jackjb03]

Hi there Richard. Just wanted to deliver a massive thank you to yourself for all the incredible help and support from your videos. I was fortunate enough to pass second time yesterday having overcome huge mental barriers and anxiety from failing the first time around. Your videos not only delivered really comprehensive breakdowns in a simplified, easy to understand format but your light he#rated sense of humour helped to carry me through and pass! Keep it up my friend and take care, Jack

[@Jackjb03]

Light hearted*

[@ConquerDriving]

That's really great to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

[@MatrixFuse]

I've been driving for 12 years but I still enjoy watching your videos!

[@prodbyjayyy]

i passed my test last week! i was watching your videos on roundabouts and manoeuvres 48 hours prior to the test and passed with only 3 minors. thank you for your videos, really informative and helpful!

[@ConquerDriving]

That's fantastic news, congratulations on passing!

[@sina6360]

Wow! That tip about not to put our heel down was actually what I was looking for as I've always been struggling with the clutch padal Thank you very much mate❤️

[@dillnishdil856]

Hi Richard, I only came across you three months ago and you and DGN have helped me so much. I passed within two months of my birthday first time with 0 minors. The examiner said my drive was immaculate. Thank you so much.

[@ConquerDriving]

That's fantastic to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

[@ssenyondoronald3578]

Thanks for teaching,, much love ,, 💟 From Uganda 🇺🇬,, THE PEARL OF AFRICA 🌍

[@emilywilkinson3634]

Got my first driving lesson on Thursday and have been going out with my dad recently to get used to drivers seat. Your videos are helping me so much! Makes so much more sense and I find using the clutch so much easier now after listening to you

[@HELLO-b1p]

I just had my first one today, after my passing my theory test just last week

[@firasatshah5719]

This guy is a great help when it comes to learning a stick shift.. Thank you.. Stay blessed

[@ChampChamp2024]

In the Uk having a manual car is the norm but auto is slowly taking over

[@gurugauravjoshi]

It cannot be simpler, clear and informative than this !! You are the ultimate Guru when it comes do driving lessons! Thanks a ton for your help!! 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@rudy-a01]

i learned in a civic type r , and idk for me i liked it cause it shows which gear you’re in , it helped me a lot

[@theofungi6562]

I tried it without shoes to feel the car a little better. I wear shoes now, but it did help. You give the best tips and instructions. Thank you.

[@cahbudepalmer2482]

This is the best Demo I've watched so far

[@MehmetBaktat]

I usually don't comment but this is the best video I've seen on clutch control. You're an amazing teacher, thank you !!

[@alexsurh1472]

Been watching these videos to help me teach another driver to drive manual and the part about staying slow is probably THE most important part I didn't think about, especially for parking so you don't ram into a curb.

[@pearlmocc]

I love your videos so much. You have a way to explain it clearly. I've been driving for 20 years, with the last 10 months driving manual. It's been a bumpy ride, but thanks to your videos it all makes sense! Thank you!

[@Alanflores24]

Just started learning manual and this video is very helpful, thank you!

[@isacubes]

Thank you so much for this, I just bought an old Corolla and didn't realize that all the advice I was given to start without gas was making me struggle and stall so much, especially with the pretty weak engine.

[@richardgitonga7914]

Had my first practice yesterday. I watched your video and I didn't even jerk the car at first take off. Credit to you sir. Thankyou.

[@RealityCS]

I passed my test last month after hours of watching your videos and 8/9 lessons I got there.. and here I am still watching your uploads, keep it up man ❤️

[@ConquerDriving]

That's great news, thanks for watching and congratulations on passing!

[@RealityCS]

@@ConquerDriving thank you!😃

[@glenn3687]

Not related to this video in particular, but I’ve been preparing myself to get my restricted in New Zealand watching your videos and tips. I passed on my first try. Thank you SO MUCH, your teaching is absolutely fantastic!

[@ConquerDriving]

That's fantastic to hear, congratulations on passing!

[@Arceus3251]

I took my first UK driving lesson today, having to switch from driving Automatic in the US for 6 years to driving manual in the UK now, was quite confusing in the car. This video made it seem so much simpler than the instructor was making it out to be. Many thanks!

[@ItsSergeYall]

I just got a car to practice and it’s so different from my instructors! I struggled to keep it slow to park and stuff 😭 learning to drive is proving harder than I thought

[@sweater3008]

I would've really struggled if I was learning and practicing in 2 different cars. The clutch and break can be or feel entirely different across cars so it may be making it harder for you like it would me. I learned in an i20 and now drive a Fiesta and it took about a week of getting used to the different feeling of the car.

[@ConquerDriving]

Have patience, try not to drive the car on the road in traffic until you have had sufficient time to learn the controls. All cars are a bit different but when you're experienced and drive many it gets easier to switch.

[@ItsSergeYall]

@@sweater3008 yeah I’m learning in a very new Vauxhall corsa, and my Suzuki alto 2011 feels like the clutch is much higher and response differently. I need lots of practice in mine.

[@ItsSergeYall]

@@ConquerDriving thank you man :) I will do!

[@hyperlovesyou]

iv been getting lessons in a modern clio, about to get my own 2005 KA for practice... wish me luck XD

[@shielakololo]

Thank you so much for being our virtual instructor, 😅

[@pressure_eu228]

Got my test on Wednesday this will be needed thank you again! 🙌🖤

[@ConquerDriving]

Good luck!

[@budabead]

Interestingly enough when I told my instructor about 3 minutes into the journey that I'd like to practice clutch control he went "okay, pull over here then" which was a semi busy road.... About 2 minutes into me using clutch only I told him I felt uneasy about having to devide my attention he just said "it's safe here otherwise I wouldn't have said to do it here" I never told him but I could have done more on it to feel " I got it" but rather I lied so we can move off. Not ideal but having you heard advise just that, no traffic etc I will be sure to be more assertive next time I propose a practice. Thanks as always for looking out for us driving newbies!

[@5atwik]

I am learning manual car here in India. Must say these videos are really helpful. Keep up the good work !

[@rllytrash5773]

I’ve had a friend teaching me manual and I’m im buying first car tomorrow which happens to be a manual and you’ve been such a help when he can’t explain something

[@DrArku]

I feel like I learned way more than I have thus far. I almost gave up on manuals. Thank you.

[@subhashshrestha7859]

You are a great teacher, I have never learned clutch control from my instructor, but now I got pretty much an idea to control the clutch.

[@GuagoFruit]

In my first lesson (in Australia), the instructor told me I don't need to pre-rev and just lift the clutch to the bite point to go... even though we were sitting on a hill. He was teaching people to completely rely on the ecu to get going. I found a new instructor after that because even as a beginner I knew that's not right.

[@hyperlovesyou]

i got good at clutch when i realized the 3 stages of engine readiness that the clutch controls and use the rev needle to know exactly when im on the bite. seeing it wake up at 1 quarter clutch, and spot the 100 rev drop at half clutch. its helped me move off perfectly hills or no and gear shift with immaculate precision. i don't need to look any more but your the first person ever to mention this. as for 2mph i gave yup using the speedo they seem to lag at that speed. much easier to just look my surroundings and hold a slow walking or crawling speed

[@ivorjones6618]

if you want to learn about clutch control the only way is to dtive something old with a crash box where you need to master double d clutch

[@cosmirynn]

I’ve recently just started the learning process and yesterday was my 6th lesson, in total though I’ve had nearly 8 hours I gave this video a crack because I missed a lesson due to UK snow recently and wanted a refresher. Got in the car after this video, REALLY enjoyed my lesson (like, I did not want to stop driving) and the only comment I got from my instructor was he’d be convinced I’d have been driving 15/20 hours if he didn’t know me by now!! You’re a saint! I really wanted to care about learning as I’m 27 this year and kinda had to get a move on away from public transport. Like I’m really trying and it’s going well, my instructor is fantastic but I do better with a little visual aid… so I couldn’t recommend this content enough!!! THANK YOU

[@azmodanpc]

Passed my driving licence exam yesterday in Italy. Had the option of driving an automatic gear car (but being forbidden to drive a manual one after passing the exam) and doing the exam with an automatic. Chose to learn the manual shift and clutch control. Once learned, it's going to help you understand automatic gear better. Kinda like learning command line for the computer OS: steep learning curve but great knowledge dividends.

[@ConquerDriving]

Congratulations on passing!

[@bradsmusic09]

Passed my Liscence first time today. Thanks to the online support and thanks to Impact driving school for the amazing experience. Above all Thank you God for this grace. Daddy I know that if you were here youd be super proud

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

[@JulesSisasyaye]

🎉🎉

[@Lou-eg3db]

On my first lesson, it was on a hill and got it straight away 😂 we then went to the dual carriageway and went to max speed as a learner driver in NI (45mph). Glad I picked up clutch control on my first lesson with no prior experience

[@rubiksworld2170]

Damnn good for you, I’m guessing you’ve passed now 😅

[@sarahrumsey2611]

Ive had 2 lessons, and didn't realise that the clutch was as important as it is, didn't even know it could move the car without gas 🤦‍♂️ needless to say ik I'm holding the clutch down wayyyyyy too long and this video has actually helped me to know when to take my foot off

[@stonecold7188]

One of the most helpful page I found

[@JOURNEYAMISHU]

The instructor that I am working with isn't the best really. These videos are really helpful, Thankyou! 👏🏿👏🏿

[@samb6066]

Your a great teacher. Simple to understand. My driving has improved so much. Still working on this first gear up hills but your content is amazing.

[@Ben_306]

Those nudges are good advice, when first practicing I was actually cheating a bit by ever so slightly using the brake pedal when parking because I was speeding up too much.

[@NickzoneYT]

This guy is very good. I am sure alot of leaner found your videos very helpful.

[@bilapani144]

For 20 years while living in New Zealand I drove automatic car on the left side of the road. Now back in Europe I'm learning to drive on the right side of the road, but I find the clutch particularly troublesome. I find I'm not able take on board what I'm being told by the instructor while trying to concentrate on the infernal clutch and traffic around me 😄. I used to think of myself as a good driver, now I hardly feel in control of the vehicle I'm in...🙁. Thank god I found your videos, they help me a great deal 👍🏻🙂.

[@ConquerDriving]

I find I can help people get good at clutch control if I take them somewhere they can solely focus on it and repeatedly practise it.

[@bilapani144]

@@ConquerDriving Thank you for your input. I will ask my instructor to allow for time doing just that 👍🏻🙂.

[@theyoungbarista6715]

This was very helpful! By the time i start driving I want to learn how to drive a manual as soon as I can. Even though many cars here in the US are automatic, it is still a very useful skill to have.

[@StugProductions]

Hey just passed my test because of your videos as well as my gf me. Couldn't get an instructor in these wild times. Thank you for the contribution.

[@ConquerDriving]

That's fantastic news, congratulations on passing!

[@luckymajova6528]

This has been one of the most helpful videos ive ever come across. Thank you

[@joshuacrutcher3128]

Just passed my drivers test on the first try and I wanted to thank you for your videos because last night before my drivers test I watched your videos and they helped me plus with my experience in a car crash lol but I passed I finally did it and to everyone else who’s struggling with getting their licenses you got it don’t worry just keep practicing and keep pushing because your never alone when God and Jesus is always on your side good luck to the ones going to take their drivers licenses I know you can do it amen❤️

[@ConquerDriving]

That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

[@joshuacrutcher3128]

@@ConquerDriving no thank you!!

[@terellholder2237]

than you amen♥

[@swaggapup]

i live in california where it is super rare to own manual cars, but both of my parents do. i'm currently 15 and learning how to drive. none of my peers are learning on manuals, and we can't find any manual driving lessons. i had my first driving lesson on an automatic and it went well, but i have been struggling gaining confidence behind the wheel in my mom's car. i can drive around residential areas well, but often stall at stop signs when there are cars around me (because they make me nervous). im glad to have seen your video because i will now work on my muscle memory and finding the "sweet spot" of the clutch :) hopefully i can get more confidendce and soon be able to drive myself to school and dance to get my driving hours in i get that manual is fun for a lot of people, but boy am i jealous of my peers who have automatic cars

[@Schicksal0]

Haven't found a german video explaining it that good. Thank you.

[@MariaSouza-nz7re]

Im waiting for my second time 😔☺for my test :) your vedeos are very helpful and i learned a lot from your vedeos and i love the way you express yourself make easier and less nervous :)

[@njorogekariuki5537]

Great content. Fanders seems like a driving professor. His teaching skills are in another level. Kenya ❤

[@winkinggerbil]

As helpful as this is I'm deciding to go automatic. My anxiety is rising just watching this and after watching many of your videos I think its the best action! Thanks for these, it all helped my process of learning.

[@nduduzothabethe9215]

very helpful man...as a person who will be driving his first car by next week, I am learning a lot

[@dicsonmollel5915]

I don't know how to explain but I am now a manual driver by learning on your KZbin channel thank you brother

[@iamtheloraxbasically]

I live in Sweden and I’m having my drivers exam next week, thank you for an interesting video very well explained 🙏🏻

[@bradsmusic09]

As a new driver who passed today for the first time here are some tips for learners; 1. No matter what the officer says or does remember your training (still rember though that officer is in charge) 2. Don't rely only on your lessons, use your off time. 3. Have a support system (I prayed and put my trust in God and relied on my family) 4. Don't tell the entire world cos that makes you feel like you need to impress people which completely defies your support system. 5. Do not be afraid to ask if your not sure what to do on your test. 6. After every lesson sit down and make notes of everything that to you can remember. 7. Be fully dedicated to driving. Use your resources: -watch videos -ask questions -seek advice -read books -download pdfs -go to the necessary extents 8. Learn to understand how your body works when it comes to stress and find the proper management techniques. (reading Bible quotes, praying and knowing that I was prepared was all I needed.) 9. Try not driving when traffic is hectic. 10. Your first impression dictates the likeness the officer has in you but make sure that you dress comfortably. 11. Again do not allow the officer to presurise you. Just breathe, pray and remember your training. If you need any more advise please feel free to respond. I am more than happy to help. God bless❤

[@rubiksworld2170]

Wow this is great advice thank you! I’ve only had 5 lessons so far but did you find it hard to get the biting point at first. That seems to be the hardest thing to get for me.

[@samuelmakhetha7209]

Which country because in South Africa you need money urgently to pass a driving test?

[@bradsmusic09]

@@rubiksworld2170 It sounds like you're not from South Africa because in South Africa the driving instructors don't talk about the bite point, only experienced drivers do.. So I'd say if you have the option then don't worry about finding the bite point. Rather focus on Slowly releasing the clutch to the point where the car drops (essentially this is the bite point) and then continue to move off. Changing gears is a slightly different story though since you need to move quicker so that you're not marked as coaching or riding the clutch. That being said I would advise you to speed up slightly, gear up, then release the clutch almost halfway (quicker than clutch control but not too fast), You should have felt the bite point ever so slightly Now you can remove your foot off the clutch. If you can, practice your clutch control even if you're just doing it in your driveway or garage... Etc. Hope that helps.

[@bradsmusic09]

@@samuelmakhetha7209 😂😂😂

[@rubiksworld2170]

@@bradsmusic09 yep i live in England 😅 Thank you though you’re advise is helpful 🙂👍

[@Sinergy...]

Wooow what a brilliant teacher...i thought i was slow until i got it through your video in minutes...God bless

[@AndyKing-r3c]

Hands down best video on how to engage a clutch

[@Gamakatana]

I passed my test on a diesel earlier this earlier, and just now got my own car, which is a petrol, and this video helped me immensely to muster up the courage to give it a go! You make learning how to drive not be a nightmare!

[@Pkari]

I like teaching people how to drive so I’ve enjoyed watching your techniques - very nice a calm tricks to support learning

[@SideQuestUnlocked]

Fantastic video! Yours was the only one that actually helped me! Have been able to get going. Got a couple of drives in before finishing the video and you’re right in the last segment! I was at first only good at going into gear with no gas. But quickly realized that this way is very slow at green lights and steep hills you’ll just roll back. Going to watch the next couple of sets! Thanks again!

[@kennethkimaru]

Best instructor I never had.

[@nathaliebrinkman4607]

This is very helpful! I'm currently doing driving lessons in a diesel, which doesnt need much gas when driving away. After passing the exam, I'll be driving gasoline car and already heard so much about the difference and people having the car switch off at traffic lights cause they are confused about the half clutch/bite point and amount of gas they need to give. It makes me worried too but watching this, it makes total sense! And once I have my car, I'll be practising this for sure so I wont look like a doozey at traffic lights 😂😂

[@Pkari]

2 tips I got when learning 17yrs ago that always come in handy 1. Take your time to “feel” any car the 1st time you drive it and you’ll almost always be alright :) eg in the rental parking lot there’s no rush - start and stop a few times - you’ll immediately feel whether the car has a higher/lower biting point and whether you need more gas to set off. 2. Note AC & weight- when you load up the car you can need a lot more right pedal to set off, especially low powered engines with AC on full blast and a fully loaded car. It explains some of the tourist struggles you see putting less than confident driver’s off driving in Italy and the likes 😝 many are used to driving their car light in cool climates - AC draws a lot of power from the engine as it charges up the first time on a hot day Give yourself time to adjust and HAVE FUN with manuals

[@nathaliebrinkman4607]

@@Pkari I'll be driving the Mazda 3 with a 2.0 with the 150pk motor so not a light motor per say. Dad n me took her for a test drive today and she's smooth but eager to drive. The biting point is a bit lower than his car but shifting thru the gears is similar than the Mini Cooper diesel I'm driving during the lessons. I'm planning to have it driven to a quiet place so I can experiment with the pedals, biting point, gears and breaks ect. before I hit the roads. This video does help me to visualize it but gotta experience it with the Mazda. The Mini Cooper has some power in it so am used to a spunky car 😂 I also drive more spunk than my dad, but a first car is always different.

[@Pkari]

@@nathaliebrinkman4607 Nice :-D Mazda really get the manual transmission right - huge part of the reason we love MX5s. I personally love a low biting point - my dad always set them low rally style and that's how I learned, but nowadays biting points aren't adjusted like back in the day. 150ps motor for that light car is good enough to almost never be bothered too much by a charging A/C or fully loaded car. Relax and have fun with it - it'll be easy enough to pick up right after you pass your test :)

[@finnthehorse9003]

I’ve only had one driving lesson so far and my instructor told me to do it the way you said at 12:16. Now I don’t know what to think!

[@FaridM200]

Thanks man i learn how to drive and how to drive smoothly with your videos. All of them are so helpful, love you from iran.

[@ady_kotidou]

You're definitely my favourite driving instructor on KZbin. Thank you so much!

[@kitagendasadiq]

your a very good driving instructor , have learnt alot from this one video

[@Shubham-yc6nz]

Best video on clutch ❤❤

[@keegan_trapalot3602]

I learned how to drive a manual in 2 hours because of this man🙏🏽

[@kugelblitz7946]

watching this one day before my driving test.. very helpful 👍👍

[@rooksreview]

Conquer Driving is doing the most amazing job ever! Listen carefully to this, dear driving students. You will get further if you listen to this carefully and this will help you during your driving exam or lesson. Manual cars are hard to drive for a new learner, but if you watch this youtube channel, for free, you might get far and you will succeed - all thanks to CD!

[@jenkathefridge3933]

Its hard to learn but you will get used to it.

[@rooksreview]

@@jenkathefridge3933 agree. The more you practise, the better you will be. Mostly I see people having difficulties on how to start manual on an uphill. The only tip here is to hold the clutch at the bitting point whilst holding brake. Then when you life your foot from the brake and press gas instantly, more than you would normally do.. this should let you go off