How to MOVE OFF QUICKLY in a Manual Car At Busy Roundabouts

Knowing how to move off quickly at busy roundabouts is important to avoid getting in the way of other road users and so that you're taking good, safe opportunities without hesitating.

In this video, we're going to guide you through the process of moving off quickly in a manual car, without the fear of stalling. Stalling can be a frustrating and embarrassing experience, especially if you're driving an older petrol car. But with our expert tips, you'll be able to move off like a pro in no time!

Once you're ready to move off, we'll guide you through the steps of pressing the accelerator pedal and releasing the clutch. We'll also explain how to balance the two to get a smooth and quick start.

We'll also cover some common mistakes that learners make when moving off, such as releasing the clutch too quickly or not pressing the accelerator enough. By avoiding these mistakes, you'll be able to move off quickly and safely.

Finally, we'll give you some tips on how to deal with busy roundabouts. We'll explain how to assess the traffic and choose the right time to move off.

By the end of this video, you'll know how to move off quickly and confidently in a manual car, even at busy roundabouts. You'll also have a good understanding of clutch control, which is an essential skill for all manual drivers.

If you're learning how to drive a manual car then this video will hopefully help.

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Chapters:
00:00 Moving off quickly at roundabouts intro
00:50 Recap on how to move off quickly in a manual car
01:19 Moving off quickly onto roundabouts demos
07:17 Outro

If you're learning to drive then make sure that you get professional help from a fully qualified driving instructor. This video is NOT an alternative to professional driving lessons and is only a rough guide. This video was filmed in the UK. Laws and rules in your country may vary. You are responsible for driving safely and legally. While World Driving aims to provide accurate and up to date information we cannot guarantee at any time that all the information is up to date and accurate. The makers of this video cannot accept liability for misleading or inaccurate information or omissions in information given to us by external information providers. This includes, but is not by way of limitation:
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[paull]

I passed my driving test almost 4 years ago with a great amount of help from this channel, I still watch to keep up good habits!

[owenhart]

Great tips thank you, that supra at 4:00 though wow

[jazzyjazbtw]

amazing vid! as someone whos only been taught to move off clutch with no gas thank you

[jadekelly]

I have my driving test in a couple of weeks and have found these videos to be a massive help, thorough and clear to understand. I've found a lot of information that haven't been covered in my driving lessons and feel a whole lot more confident in my driving abilities, I have been applying them in lessons and will be applying them on my test - thank you. P.s! I know I can't be the only one who thinks Chris has such a smooth & sexy voice!! Haha!

[etienne]

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[sguoddl]

I just passed a few days ago & taking correct gaps at the roundabouts have probably been the biggest challenge 😂 I feel like I’m sat waiting there for ages when it’s busy, even when there’s gaps! Thanks for the video

[pinkbettas]

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[marvincato]

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[shahvezkhan]

A huge shout out to Chris and my instructor (based in Birmingham, England), great individuals and because of their support I was able to pass my practical test today first time round, thanks to Chris, your videos were a big help and if anyone is a beginner and looking for a good instructor in the Birmingham area, I will be more than happy to pass you their details as some just take your money and don't care. Thanks once again👍👍

[libby_b]

I passed my driving test first time today with 4 minors, your videos were a great help. Especially with remembering the show and tell me questions and junctions

[xxflipthugxx]

Chris, you never fail to be helpful when comes to driving manual with videos like this. Keep up the work 💪👍🚗

[justinbradshaw]

Chris, your last couple of videos have been epic. They've helped me out loads!!!

[CREO]

Thank you so much for the time and effort you put into these videos. I watch them religiously and passed at West Wickham today with just 1 minor and honestly these helped so much. Sending some money for coffees now to say thanks! p.s. best voice for audio books I've ever heard!

[xXpwndkXx]

It's funny, I remember watching a lot of your videos, both before and after I passed my test (3 years ago, woohoo!).

Just had to come back, videos are still as informative and calm as I remember.

[tomflanag]

Had my driving test today. Passed with only 2 minors. Thanks for the awesome videos which helped me get through :)

[blinkxbp]

Today I had my driving test but failed because of one roundabout where I failed to make way. My next test is in a month and a half so hopefully I pass this time with the help of your video

[kateeaston_]

I’ve been driving for 4 years now and still love these videos. I still drive exactly how I was taught and I’ve never stalled. Confidence definitely comes with experience. The more you practice, the better you’ll become. Happy safe driving!

[DrakeHDxgaming]

Still watching after passing mine almost 4 years ago, thanks chris to tht soothing voice that calmed me down haha

[hafiz]

Great video. I found it very helpful when you paused the video and asked if i would go.