When To Change Gear in a Manual/Stick Shift Car. Changing Gears Tips. Learning To Drive.

[@lookerseeker79]

Thanks!

[@worlddriving]

Much appreciated :))

[@Jack_-wu7jq]

This man has such a relaxing and calm voice.

[@christopherkinslow5432]

I was coming to say the EXACT same thing

[@drivn4895]

Just thinking to myself "damn i need this for a nightcap" hahah

[@kimilesnipez]

Id like him to do an audio book xD

[@MikeCostelloTheMagneticPony]

Literally the Bear Grylls of Driving " *and here we see a wild stop sign in its natural habitat* " xD xD hhhhhhhhhhhhhh XD

[@alephnull4044]

Haha!

[@AzNightmare]

*Fantastic video for beginners. I like how you also demonstrated what happens when things are not done correctly. Not many online tutorials are willing to let their car stall or lug their engine just for demo purposes.*

[@AzNightmare]

+World Driving *I was also wondering if you will be posting videos of more advanced techniques, such as downshifting (not block shifting). Lately, I have been having some trouble coming up to a turn, and then trying to downshift and make a quick turn. It's not smooth and the car jerks a bit.*

[@adamgs450h8]

+AzNightmare Give the accelerator a little tap as you change down and it will make everything much smoother takes a bit to master but it works great does hamper fuel economy a tad but it's not noticeable unless you drive something thirsty

[@AzNightmare]

Adam Staines *You're talking about rev matching, right?* I posted this about a month ago and I've been driving to work daily. Got this down pretty good now. Although in the Fiesta ST, I find from 3rd to 2nd, I have to really step on the accelerator hard just to rev it high enough to make it smooth. Whereas any other gears (5 to 4, 4 to 3), it's smooth as butter with a light tap.

[@adamgs450h8]

+AzNightmare That's it bud, Rev matching! I find the exact same with any car I've driven 5th to 4th is easy and smooth and so is 4th to 3rd I've been driving the same car the last 14 months so I'm really used to it now. I can get 3rd to 2nd most time but as you said you have to really build up the revs to get it smooth, I just knock it into neutral if I'm coming to a near stop like 10mph.

[@piajuansuson4056]

AzNightmare

[@Solitarious]

I appreciate you telling us the “what if’s”

[@worlddriving]

Appreciate you watching 🙂

[@pinoyozzyworld]

Indeed

[@tybeecontroversh7103]

@@worlddriving THIS WAS SOOOOOOO CONFUSING

[@RailgunCat]

I am American and this guide helped me. I'll be sending 2 barrels of oil as thanks.

[@Monkeygames27666]

Hey mate, I passed my driving test first go with 0 errors :) This was the first every video I watched on manual driving so I just want to thank you heaps for all of your videos they helped a lot :)

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Congratulations, zero faults is excellent. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it :)

[@mushtaqibraheem4062]

Thanks alot just a beginner, i hope this series will benefit me alot.

[@Juan-vn9fn]

and this is why in america we have alot of car accidents lol.. automatics are killing us

[@TheBossssssssssss]

I drive over here in the UK there is a lot of manual cars and automatics I drive a manual car and I love it but at first, I was like I cant do this its to hard etc. But once you get used to the car it becomes second nature and you don't even think about it after a while then you're like Nah! automatics are for millennials and Muricans :)

[@captainyeet2856]

@@Juan-vn9fn shit drivers are killing Americans

[@riacharda]

I love the fact that you show fail videos so we learners don't have to go through it.

[@69Peopleshit]

Oh but you will. Atleast a couple of times or so.

[@jasminebower2305]

you will still go through it :-D

[@noonetells2632]

I know we will but this way at least I know what will happen and it won't scare me as much

[@alexanderoakwood8942]

Isnt that the whole point of learning?

[@neocyhaokip3071]

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[@worlddriving]

At 2:30 there are some pedestrians! In the UK you wouldn't normally stop for pedestrians unless they're looking the other way and just blindly walking into the road, they've already stepped into the road or it's a pedestrian crossing :)

[@indianajosh96]

This video really helps! I've been trying to learn how to down shift and so many people add nonsense to the subject but you kept it simple and clean. Keep it up man!

[@jp5210]

My car jerks when I gear down from 3rd to 2nd am I not leaving it slow down enough before gearing down ? Your videos have really helped I couldn't even move off couple weeks ago 😱😱 now I'm a lot better 🙂🙂🙂

[@NicholasGunby]

Try blipping the throttle a little. Basically, this is what you do: Off gas, clutch in, out of third gear. Blip the throttle a little to get your engine rpms up Into second gear Google rev matching :)

[@indianajosh96]

+Nicholas Gunby that's the way I learned

[@SIDEKICKONYOUTUBE]

just run em over. that'ill teach em.

[@iamdotted]

This is the best manual tutorial I have ever watched. I like how you explain every scenario. Thank you!

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for watching 🙂

[@YangSing1]

1st gear - 0 - 9 mph 2nd gear - 10 - 19 mph 3rd gear - 20 - 29 mph 4th gear - 30 - 49 mph 5th gear - 50 mph +

[@DivoCapella]

Is this true?

[@animestrife0094]

the real seneca Not always, it depends on the car. I drive a Mini and my gears are 1st=0-10, 2nd 11-24, 3rd 25-40, 4th 41... well actually idk any higher than that since I'm currently restricted to 45mph, but my car is really high geared

[@ntihemukaemmanuel933]

thanks

[@juzrhyme712]

@@DivoCapella Read your car Manuel they have the recommended shift points inside them

[@katherineisntcoming4718]

I feel like a professional at clutch now even though I’ve never driven it Update: I’ve driven it and I’d say i did pretty fricken good. Thank you for making this video !

[@lozzyishere]

same lmao

[@mlsk2113]

how long did it take you to learn

[@TheRevolucas]

I just change gears when I hear grinding and see smoke.

[@brindlek9530]

Me too xD

[@paul8028]

you change all the gears i believe. For brand new ones.

[@mohamedsadik8210]

Thanks so much very helpful, very good tips, you are a pro , good job.

[@dantedelgadillo7090]

You got me to laugh out loud, thanks for making my day 👌 :)

[@nomore5410]

This comment > standup comedy

[@RebornOps]

Holy crap the voiceover sounds so perfect and calm

[@Oakleaf700]

Calm voices =Good driving instructors. FACT.

[@TruBrits]

Great tutorials - just started teaching our 16 year old daughter to drive our manual this week in US, where she'll be quite unique - ALOT of automatics over here -and driving starts at a young age. You are keeping us both calm and on track. Thanks!

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for watching from the US. Good to hear that manuals still exist there 😃

[@emxfletch]

This was my biggest concern with driving and you made it so bloody easy to understand- thank you thank you thank you!

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Appreciate you watching our video ☺️

[@kam2840]

It's all about being patient and staying calm. And once you master it, it's the most satisfying thing when driving!

[@xBlackRaiderx]

"change the gear when the engine starts getting loud" But that's the best part!

[@MrIosonoleggenda]

+xBlackRaiderx Absolutely! Though not for your wallet...

[@xBlackRaiderx]

signore del tempo It costed me around $25 to fill up my car (now it's RIP :( ), and it had a good 350-400 mile range with some hard driving.

[@JugglingBlog]

+xBlackRaiderx man you guys overseas have a nice life. I payed around 60 € for my fill up a couple days ago, thats probably around 70$. And i drive a mini cooper s :(

[@ThexXxXxOLOxXxXx]

+JugglingBlog here in Saudi arabia i fill my car for 10 U.S dollors

[@Kylejkelly92]

+JugglingBlog it costs me 16 bucks :p

[@TravelVibes10101]

wish my driving instructor had the smooth,relaxing, calm voice i would have learnt much fasrer

[@tumelonyokong1265]

As a South African I am so happy to see these wonderful tips for left-side driving

[@worlddriving]

Appreciate you watching :)

[@davidriley9194]

Wish Chris was local around my area if I was still learning to drive as his voice sounds so calm than anybody else! He explain things really well and telling what will happen and what if.

[@worlddriving]

Thanks for your nice comment :)

[@shailascott6242]

Learning by ear and speed is much easier than learning by rpms. Thank you!

[@Hempflakes]

so soft spoken, and poetic xD

[@nintendoatarikiller]

+Hempflakes I know. It's like butter to my ears.

[@worlddriving]

The sound of the car helps kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqPVqYetfcmbnM0

[@worlddriving]

This video was filmed in the UK. Rules and laws may vary in your country. 🎬 When to change gear on a steep hill kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqK4mH-hqdqWm9U 📽️ How to not stall kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGrMqWZsnNtmgtE ☕️ Buy us a coffee ko-fi.com/T6T7EISN Subscribe for our latest videos :)

[@RaulGarcia-ns3zv]

What do I do when approaching a hill while I'm in the 3rd gear or higher? Also what do I do once I start to head down hill without stopping?

[@worlddriving]

Hi! If the car starts to struggle uphill then change down to lower gear. Keep in a low gear when going down a steep downhill (engine braking) as this will help keep you slow.

[@rolandmehra6637]

+World Driving Thank you very much for this video. I would like to know, what about smaller areas, when I am trying to maneuver to park a car or move out of a parking space which is immensely crowded with cars. I tend to not release my feet from the clutch for the fear that the car would jump suddenly and stop. This also happens in immense traffic, I do not release the clutch while driving or if I want to brake, or slow down, I have to press the brake along with the clutch. Is that the right practice? Is there a way to brake and not let the engine stop completely - I feel by pushing the brakes as well as the clutches I can control the car better. Please let me know I look forward to your response.

[@worlddriving]

Roland Mehra Hi! Our video on clutch control might help kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJSZYoSVj5l6e9U

[@rolandmehra6637]

+ World Driving Thank you very much for this.

[@chriskeenan1]

I’ve been block changing down the gears all of my driving life (30 years) and I always thought it was wrong to do it. I honestly thought it would be a driving test fail. Who knew I was right all this time. Wow 😀

[@aprilsummers6447]

Why would you think skipping gears is not allowed in the test?

[@rachaelboxxy]

This was so calming and very informative, unlike other videos I’ve watched. I drove my first (used!) manual car for the first time yesterday and I was stalling left and right, hearing some awful noises. I cried at one point! 😂 anyway thanks man. This helped a lot especially with the hills and the slowing down part.

[@worlddriving]

Really pleased it helped :)

[@arvin_1955]

I've been driving stick shift for many years (also automatics) and watching this video is such a pleasure. Thank you.

[@Ms.Fowlbwahhh]

when to change gears? when you can't hear the radio anymore!

[@anggiirwanda3975]

Devin Stambolziovski absolutely 👌

[@honeyhotsauce]

Devin Stambolziovski that's when you ruin your engine. Appropriate shifting gears is between 2000 and 3000 rpm as common normal manual driving

[@Ms.Fowlbwahhh]

honeyhotsauce oh really? go lookup the bmw mobil one tested. redlined it constantly all the way up to a million miles and the engine looked like it was in the same condition as when it was brand new. take your of your car and your fine.

[@SM347YT]

honeyhotsauce doesnt matter how high the revs go. My Fiesta's owners manual says 'Maximum continuous engine speed 5950rpm' meaning I can drive at that speed all day and the engine will be fine. Revs dont matter on an engine what so ever, so long as you're not on the limiter constantly

[@Robert-goose1]

honeyhotsauce 2000? Shifting at 2000 will stall the engine.

[@bumblesnap3195]

This is the single greatest shifting explanation on KZbin, covering most driving scenarios. Thank you!

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for watching :)

[@worlddriving]

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[@eddyl3748]

Ok but like the car I will hopefully learn how to drive manual is over 25 years old and it has no power steering. Soooo?? Any tips? 😅 Thanks.

[@JayGoldboy]

This answered all of my questions! Thank you

[@PSC4.1]

World Driving I just came for the proper shifting timing, the Turing part and side of the road doesn’t bug me all too much but thanks for the concern.....

[@mozaikkehidupan]

i imagined this guy sing a song..

[@HardeepSinghVirdi]

Thank you for making such an amazing video.i was very confused about changing gears in manual car but this video cleared all of my doubts.i was looking for such kind of video from a long time,there are many videos on this topic but none is as informative and easy to understand as this.i appreciate your hard work and your vision of how to make the viewers understand the whole process easily.

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for your nice comment and glad it helped a little ☺️

[@MrDahkilla]

Man, thank you so much! I've been driving automatic cars for years now and I was thinking about learning manual as many drivers told me it's much more fun and you have more control of your vehicle. Your video explains everything very clearly. I'm going to start with my vehicle that has an automatic transmission with 8 speed. Once I'm comfortable with that, I'll buy a cheap stick-shift manual car to practice. Thank you very much, I'm building confidence!

[@worlddriving]

You can do it!

[@WiseFoolTrades]

The quality on these videos is just amazing. I passed my car test back in January but I need to brush up on a couple of things before buying a car and these videos have been a great help! Also, holy shit man your voice is so calming!

[@louisjeffs5317]

I passed my test nine years ago and I still watch these videos avidly. I've never shaken the doubt that I'm not driving properly!

[@ravin.hiremath5257]

Such a calm voice, detailed and clear explanation, very useful video. You have explained in such a way that it is very much clear and to the point, covers all aspects and no doubts at all. Much clear than what they teach in driving school

[@frankiemontes5455]

I was nervous about driving clutch but this mans silky voice made me relaxed

[@marklongley7946]

Hi there, I'm from New Zealand and was involved in heavy transport and tourism. We were taught the art of "skip shifting" gears, the same as you mentioned in the video about "block shifting". We were driving heavy trucks with up to 18 spd gears. Some trucks had "EPS" gear shift. Electronic Gear Shift. Quite difficult to master because you're driving against a computer operated gear box.

[@DaequanFox]

Watched this before going to my driving test, my teacher told me I was shifting gears nicely. Thanks man!

[@zeuztabian5616]

Thanks sir! I can drive our family van now because before i don't how to drive it and we don't have father/grandpa no one know's how to drive it.. but now i can actually driving our van now and go anywhere without any taxi cost.. thanks sir! I driving it without overheating the van 😊

[@SkySage]

This video helped me bring my Miata home! I didn't have any experience driving a manual car, so I just watched these videos to give me an idea of how it works, and it helped! Home was 40 miles away. I stalled a few times, but I recover pretty fast. The whole journey home was a learning experience for me.

[@FadilKarim]

These are some of the best manual driving videos on KZbin! Subbed:)

[@FadilKarim]

***** You should also make videos on how to drive a manual car for performance driving! Like heel toe techniques, etc.

[@FadilKarim]

Or even some twisty open roads!:)

[@biggreenblob]

As an American it is absolutely horrifying to watch left side of the road driving......

[@beyondbeyond1965]

Why? Honestly I'd like an answer.

[@AXH6666]

Ayy Mao because americans drive on the right side

[@beyondbeyond1965]

Makes sense.

[@thefuck1777]

right side driving is weird but then again america is backwards bye

[@redcastle3522]

americans

[@mediocre-motorcycle-modifi6818]

When to change up? Redline.

[@sandonero633]

See your cars manual for peak power rpm and shift 300 rpm after that.

[@josef959]

+sando nero my car produces peak power at redline, so apart from a number of other reasons, you're wrong.

[@AbbdonDespoiler]

+Mediocre-Motorcycle-Modifications Not at redline. As soon as you hear (and over time you learn to swich before that) the engine getting really lound adn it feels like it's choking.

[@sandonero633]

josef959 Then you move the redline.

[@DJzMax]

+sando nero lol

[@George-zb4ps]

I passed a month ago yesterday and only just got a car 5 days ago! I found my poor little car shaking and 'bunny hopping' for a reason I didn't actually understand, however after this video, I now have realised that I'm going too fast when I was to drop my gears, causing the car to shake and bunny hop! You are amazing! Thank you :)

[@andrewoliver9686]

This video was better than any American video I watched on KZbin. Very clear and straight to the point..thank you!

[@georgerodriguez8373]

I would hate driving in those streets!' But good video man'

[@terrencehuynh4439]

Your voice is so calm it makes me understand more

[@paulhan3536]

I think this video is the most informational/helpful I've watched out of many other videos

[@JeremyJJMill5]

I'm an american. For some reason, I can't stop watching these video's. Even though I use an automatic for my car, I always liked learning how to drive a manual system.

[@robhingston]

It’s something every driver should learn... I have a manual but sometimes I really miss my automatic

[@MrKyngSire]

This is the most comprehensive video I’ve seen on how to change gears. Am sharing with my friends and family.😊

[@redetrigan]

I've been watching a lot of beginner how-to videos for driving stick and this series is easily the best.

[@infinite6683]

It's been 6 years. Just wanted to remind u of the good old days.

[@skullmax3595]

Dude risked his cars engine to teach us what a legend

[@anino9835]

do you do story telling?

[@londubh517]

This video is brilliant. When I was learning to drive, I had questions such as "What happens if I do this?" and my instructor always replied with "Don't do it.". This video answers those questions I had :)

[@worlddriving]

🎬 Hill starts at junctions (different techniques) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qmmvmpxul6pkjM0

[@har0111890011]

Had to leave a comment cos this video is by far the best manual tutorial online . I love how you show what happens when u do things incorrectly cos it makes viewers learn even more .

[@RD-jd8hq]

Thank you ❤I've learnt more in a few videos from World Driving UK than I ever have from the countless driving lessons I've taken 😪

[@averyhuelsbeck3116]

3:45 I'd like to state that you could alternatively tap the throttle slightly as you've got the clutch pedal depressed to match the revs to the gear before letting out on the clutch. This would bring the engine and wheels into rotational harmony through the gearbox's ratio and cause no undue wear/tear/stress/discomfort.

[@numathesaint872]

mat ch rev is not a beginner's tecchnique. it often messes them up instead of helping them.

[@elzika739]

Speaking a different language

[@LordK1996]

I have after passing done almost all of these here and there and I have to say you are bloody brilliant for doing this!

[@BUCHIVELI]

The Best way to learn fully the mechanics of driving stick shift is through you Chris. You are the best of the best Instructor.

[@Minalover100]

You're a very good teacher. Thanks for this...

[@angelvelastegui2679]

Minalover100 great video very helpful thanks 2 tums up

[@idontneedameme3665]

His voice is so calming

[@tridib-nagaon]

Alll your videos are good. I have come to know a lot about driving through these videos.

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Appreciate you watching our videos :)

[@joebristoe7728]

Coming from someone who is just starting to learn to drive, this was really helpful as i have been a bit confused with gear changing and how and when it should work

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Have a look through our channel as hopefully you'll find some more useful videos 🙂

[@michaeljameson920]

Best tutorial, I've seen a lot of tutorials on how to drive manual cars, most just teach about going from nuetral to first, and most never mention going down in gears.

[@Osama-KIN_TMZ01]

Thanks, now I understand a lot better how the damn gears actually work, took me long enough xD

[@georgehorner7891]

Such a clear explanation makes me feel like I’m actualy driving 😂 in my mind

[@thetruth5084]

Wow.. Glad I don't have to drive in the UK... Every road seems crammed, would be very difficult to learn to drive in those conditions.

[@nitinbhattacharyya8784]

I live in India and oh boy you haven't seen the true face of traffic

[@moneyonmind2412]

The Bay Area LOL

[@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey]

It's not that bad, im 17 and learning to drive in these narrow uk roads is easier than it looks

[@rhyzhenthioz]

@@nitinbhattacharyya8784 haha. Yeah. India. Cow power hehe.

[@mikelutta7427]

nice video..BT in Africa its not as smooth drive as such on a manual!next minute you get a crater of a pothhole crazy passenger motorbikes,public vans!

[@lolykebrtwv]

your voice is so soothing, making the videos easier to watch and easier to learn

[@roughryder5]

Dude you answered ALL my questions with just 1 video. I love you.

[@Oakleaf700]

Really good that ''Incorrect Gear'' use is shown...the horrid juddering that happens. 👍 I remember asking my Instructor ''what IS that??''...I learned in a very hilly City. {do we ever really stop leaning, though??}

[@johnw8916]

No we never stop learning.

[@MushroomHouseStudio]

Your videos are really all very helpful. Thank you for sharing!

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for watching :)

[@snadarsh33]

OMG you guys use half of the road for parking .. That's interesting ...

[@connorknight6776]

Adarsh Sn also very annoying

[@heyyitsultima]

People in the US do this often in trailer parks, as the typical road rules seem to be a little ah... bent, in these areas. When you have people parked on both sides of the road, it gets very annoying and angering quite quickly.

[@mivanp2185]

I've got ocd. So i use first upto 10, then 2nd to twenty then 3rd to 30, 4th to forty,5th to 50,6th to 60+. And reverse for going backwards. That's just how i roll.

[@gonetea4081]

Nevermind what about the r for racing?

[@disco5005]

@@gonetea4081 it actually stands for ronald

[@silikay4392]

Started driving two days ago. This video is so so helpful as I'm still an unskilled driver. I'm in South Africa

[@robertnguyen328]

You actually don’t understand how helpful I found this. Thank you for this video and explanation

[@worlddriving]

Appreciate you watching :)

[@Britishness1]

Thank you very much for the detailed and informative tutorial on how to drive manual cars! This is just what I was looking for. I currently drive an automatic car. I think its easy to drive a manual, all you gotta do is shift those gears. I couldn't find this kind of information on how to shift gears anywhere on the internet.

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Glad it helped a little. Good luck with it and thanks for watching :)

[@oflex1735]

awesome video, no other video has been able to explain manual driving like this one

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for your nice comment and appreciate you watching :)

[@akishimei]

You sound like that guy from "how do they do it" on discovery channel! Great vid btw

[@sapphire1641]

My God!!! Finally someone explains. 😩 People keep trying to teach me but no one explains to me why I have to change gears. And they keep telling when to change the gear instead of letting me figure it out or atleast explain what I have watch for before telling me to change gears.

[@BryanMuzumi]

❤Best video on driving a manual i've seen so far🎉

[@ptitgavroche]

That voice, though... I feel at peace with the universe now.

[@sayy_gaarr]

Swear to God, No instructor Ive had ever told me I could skip gears. Cheers mate.

[@o3MTA3o]

2:34 - Mind the bloody pedestrians! - Mrs. Bucket, probably

[@jarrelljohnson7345]

It sounds hard but very manageable. I think your voice makes it sounds easy and calm :)

[@Vickingsley]

I wish you were my driving instructor very calm and with your voice is clear thanks for posting God bless you

[@WankersCramp69]

Honestly, changing gears is the most daunting thing for me. I don't know if I'll ever get it.

[@sahil7503]

It is scary at first, but trust me mate it gets so much easier and fun after a bit of practice.

[@Usagizaka46]

Mr Rogers of driving. Much better than ya dad yelling at you. I don't speak from experience, since... Well... I enjoyed this video

[@iamsadicdidaagun9391]

Very nice video,thank u so much for teaching us, how to use gear properly god bless u bro

[@worlddriving]

Hi! No problem, thanks for watching :)

[@GUnsworth93]

Passed my test 6 months ago. Still come back to these videos.

[@worlddriving]

Appreciate you watching 👍

[@samuelspencer5047]

I am no longer intimidated by the manual transmissions as I am now aware on when to change gears. thank you very much

[@NarinderSinghHere]

Great stuff mate.

[@worlddriving]

Hi! Thanks for watching our videos :)

[@JohnnyZ71]

uk roads look dangerous asf

[@greenasgxld9503]

Actually, if you drive outside of London, it is pretty safe (ofc there will be the likelihood of accidents as with every road). Also, driving on the 'wrong' side depends on the country; us Brits say that Americans drive on the wrong side (even though there is no correct side).

[@jake27990]

Statistically UK roads are some of the safest in the world, and the safest in Europe. You should go to Italy, the roads there are insane.

[@faisalk379]

U should go to asia

[@nitinbhattacharyya8784]

Try driving in Asia,and in crazy traffic

[@FriendlyNeighbourhoodSpidey]

Is it because the roads look narrow? They are indeed narrow but definitely not dangerous.

[@HarmanMotorWorks]

Change gears at the redline

[@ericamerson9473]

Wow, I though it was just about changing gears. I had no idea it would be this complicated. And yet he explains it in a way I can understand. Great video!

[@NathanBRing]

Thank you so much, I know how to drive a manual, but had never done it in a car, only bike, so now I'm going to do a car.

[@defaultasawesome5043]

I want him to be my Instructor🤗

[@jamesbarnett7506]

This guy probably has minus points on his licence..

[@ZK2001-n1f]

Why?

[@olahdanihair]

2:35

[@JACKETMANE]

@@olahdanihair In the UK you dont have to stop for pedestrians unless it is a crossing with markings such as a zebra crossing or traffic light crossing. Because they hadnt gone on the road this was perfectly legal

[@olahdanihair]

JacketsAreWarm My bad then

[@JACKETMANE]

@@olahdanihair its fine, learn somthing new every day :)

[@Danishbushcrafter]

These low RPM's might be true for a Diesel, but a petrol car can't handle these low RPM's.

[@worlddriving]

+Danishbushcrafter Hi! This is a diesel car but as explained in the video, every car is different :)

[@Gradedrdazzle]

They certainly can handle a 2 - 2.5k shift you spastic. A petrol engine is still designed that way.

[@gravemind6536]

I don't know that having your car in 4th and 5th gear running at 1200 RPM is good at all as it was in this video. That will lug the engine in those gears you need to be doing at least 1500 really.

[@maxstriga9233]

@@gravemind6536 you're gonna lug it if you floor the gas in low rpms and high gear. You normally downshift depending on your speed if you want to accelerate quickly. Not to mention it's a diesel engine

[@js.s8832]

@@Gradedrdazzle Was the spastic remark really necessary?

[@EGIwords]

One of the best vids out here explaining manual

[@worlddriving]

Wow, thanks!

[@jenniferbelandal3773]

I am watching to your video! Anyway I pass my exam so I can start practice drive at the road this is my first time and use a manual car and I feel nervous to drive but when I watch your video I know I can do it!