This Is Why Americans Struggle Driving in Europe!😂🇪🇺🇺🇸 #shorts #europe

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[Ilyena]

They're in Germany, right?
I don't think you're allowed to drive a manual if you only ever learned with an automatic transmission

[SotGravarg]

If you get a car with stick in the US you have like an unstealable car cuz nobody can drive away with it 😂

[saulgoodmanunofficial]

"I gotmy license at 16 year old"
My dad who got it at 48:👁👄👁

[zanera]

You’re not even allowed to drive stick here if you don’t have a license for driving stick 😆 (Belgium)

[Danny]

Me the first time in the US learning how to drive automatic lol. Took me a few minutes to get used because I always wanted to use the clutch

[SqwedWardillo]

ahaha, fun fact in Ukraine you are not allowed to drive a car with manual transmission if you learnt to drive on auto. On driver license you have a specific mark, we call it a sign of shame

[baecel]

Anyone growing up on a farm in the US learns how to drive a stick

[Danfrank]

Petition to stop Americans calling manual cars stick.

[Elate]

Idk but personally automatic is just more comfortable and easier since you don't have to worry about stalling out or rolling backwards on hills and hitting the car behind you.

[_Inspector_]

Stick was the first thing I learned before automatic 😂

[DemonKingOFFICIAL]

Driving stick is easy af. My first two cars were stick. Glad my dad said he wouldn’t let me drive unless I learned how to drive a stick.

[janoder]

Someone loaded "Kängeru-Sprit" in the tank 😂

[Chicken-Looks]

In the Netherlands there’s a certain rule:
If you had driving lessons with an Automatic
you cannot drive stick. (You can choose if you want Auto or Manual)
If you leaned manual, you can drive Stick shift and Automatic

[FuzionGamr]

It’s less of a “Americans driving in Europe” and more of a “Automatic driver drives manual”

[schwarzekatze]

It's like he never drove anything but automatic. In my area it's an embarrassment to drive that

[AceSpades]

I live in America and I prefer a manual. Once you know how to drive a manual you can drive any car. I’m glad I was raised driving stick. Plus you feel more connected and in control compared to an automatic

[iPlayGamesX]

Fairly sure you need a new driver's lisence when out of the US. It's like that in Slovenia atleast.

[vntee]

In Chile we have both, and you can't drive manual if your license says "automatic".

[donaldduck]

In den USA gibt es auch manuelle Schaltung, zwar im Vergleich zu Automatikfahrzeugen sehr wenig, aber es gibt die.

[derail]

I’m 55 and there was more manual shift cars in the US a couple of decades ago! Automatics have only become more prevalent because of car manufacturers trying to be more efficient! I actually learned to drive on a “three on the tree” when I was 13 years old!!! Oh yeah I still drive a manual shift every day!