Biting point or gas first when moving off in a manual car? Should you get the biting point first then gas? [ Ссылка ]
How do you move off in a manual car without stalling? This video shows you how to drive off in a manual petrol or diesel car without stalling. You'll see the answer to if you should press the gas or clutch to go in a car.
If you're new to driving a manual car, you may be wondering what the correct sequence is when it comes to pressing the gas and clutch to move off without stalling. Fear not, as we're here to help you understand the proper way to get your car moving smoothly.
Learning to drive a manual car can be a bit of a pain during your first driving lessons. But give it a chance and you'll hopefully find it REALLY fun once you get to grips with it. Like most things, it just takes a bit of time and practice.
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00:00 Gas or clutch first intro
00:40 Clutch or gas first demonstrations
01:36 Hill start
02:26 Gas or clutch first overview
03:42 Outro
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