Gear Selector In An Automatic Car-Driving Lesson

In this video, I go over a driving lesson on using the gear selector in an automatic car. I talk about the letters beside the gear stick, and how to use it properly. I also talk about what happens when you put the car into each of the common gears (drive, reverse, neutral, park, and low).

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[bodachglas]

0:55 Gram of coke just fell out his nose 👃

[jackr]

This guy did 3 lines of coke before recording this

[sugarprincess]

At first I thought I was gonna get annoyed by his voice lol but it actually ended up being really helpful and I didn’t really care about his voice

[Da_Crow]

I learned manual transmission and never driven auto....always wondered what all those letters were, thanks for this bro!

[chrisschall]

Did you ever consider doing voice acting for animation? Your voice could be a goldmine

[jacksonmorgan]

Why this guy sound like badger from breaking bad

[LiovaElise]

I've always driven stick shift but ever since London Tipton told us about Prndl I wondered what the hell that meant. Now I know, thanks!

[Jirisvejda]

Thanks, I am familiar with automatic gearbox, but the Low was new for me in a rental car abroad. Since it was a 1.0 liter Mitsubishi Space Star and there were 4 heavy guys inside the car, I used the Low for going up a steep hill

[collinsoppong]

Thank you so much brother, this mean a lot to me.. I haven’t drive automatic car before, i just got some one week ago. I put it on R and it moving by it own D and it moving by it own... I was so wandering about it, but now you lemme know that. Thanks once again.

[prasaddilshan]

wow, thanks alot, u really taught us very clearly. i drive a manual car so i wanted to how auto cars gear system work.

[DoneCan_]

Very helpful. Detailed enough for even a noob like me. Thank you!

[davidduncan]

I have seen automatic cars with something like this: P R N OD D 1, which stand for park, reverse, neutral, overdrive, drive, and first gear. Overdrive works best for gas milage on the freeway at sixty miles per hour, but when speed limits are thirty-five to forty miles per hour and you are travelling from signal light to signal light to signal light, you should use regular drive, instead. If you use regular drive, instead of overdrive on a four speed automatic, you are telling the computer to stay out of fourth gear, therefore reducing that gear hunting that you might experience in city driving situations.

[devinespinoza]

0:00 Park 1:20 Reverse 2:09 Neutral 2:40 Difference between Park and neutral 3:20 Drive 4:01 Sport 5:04 Manuel Mode

[Steven-okjb]

This man said let me explain sports mode and said it’ll give you a sporty feel

[gwengo]

In all my 24 years driving experience, I have never driven an automatic. This is very useful to know 👍🏻

[ari]

Every teacher should speak like that with that amount of energy

[godsgiftgodswill]

One of the best teacher in driving schools you real a good teacher thanks.

[fondik]

Thank you. extremely helpful video. In my country, the automatic transmission is very rare so not many people have experience with it.

[oshlyannafrancis]

Thanks you explain very well I was always wondering what the s is for now I know it’s for sport

[andrewogunyemi]

This video is very very helpful... I love your videos