Clutch control in busy traffic

Clutch control. Moving off, busy traffic.
We will be looking at moving off(no stalling)from a roundabouts, then moving off from traffic lights using handbrake, gas then clutch to biting point. then moving off on a hill from a closed junction. Finally moving off from a hill start at traffic lights.
Time line:
Moving off from roundabouts
1:04
Moving off from traffic lights
3:06
Moving off from a junction, hill start
5:24
Moving off from traffic lights, hill start
8:15

Other great videos related to clutch control for you to watch from this channel:
Gas and clutch practice series:
Moving off and stopping practice
Gas then clutch in busy traffic
Gas then clutch roundabouts
Gas and Clutch creeping forward

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[markdavidson]

My biggest fear when learning was clutch control, hated stopping at traffic lights 🚦

[fi]

Thank you so much for this - exactly what I've been trying to find since I stall often at lights. The continuous number of demonstrations and simple to-the-point explanations really helps :)

[adriienne]

new to your channel & absolutely loving these videos - all the clutch control & gear videos! thanks so much for these!👏🏼👏🏼✨

[ukunboxings]

This was always one of my big fears on my driving lessons, heavy traffic and clutch control.

[TheListening]

Canadian beginner learning how to drive my friend's manual thanks for the vids! :)

[SoakedInBleach]

Hi there! Strange question but my sister is a driving instructor and was wondering how you set up the pedal cam? Any info would be appreciated thank you.

[batistuta]

I passed my driving test last year but your videos still helpful Thank you Mate you helped me A lot before I pass ☺

[Lea-hcej]

This is very helpful, now I have my own car, my test is in June :)

[TheListening]

Love the in time decision making been looking for videos like this

[thesofakillers]

Do you personally use your heel on the clutch or is it mostly a leg movement?

[ayandalucas]

1st time driving in town the car stall....but will this not damage the car if you hold the biting point with the gas at the same time

[sallybranton]

I am new to your channel & have watched loads of your videos they are very helpful! My test isn’t till April hopefully lock down ends soon and it’s not pushed to later date 🥲

[tutangdurac]

hi all does any one like to share any tips on how to gain confidence to drive on the road? I am wondering my friend has 212 hours of lessons from 4 different driving instructor that is a lot of expenses and failed 2x during driving test .any thoughts?

[donatasdilnikas]

In driving school i never ever have this problem. Now i buy my own car 2004 fiat punto pertol. And jezus crist i dont fear drive its eazy i fear when i stop in trafic red light and i cant move when grean light is on 3-4times in row. Dont know what to do😭 i rly start depresing about it. After dvive i am all wet.

[fathiyyarefky]

Oh, how can the car stop when you held the gas and clutch without the brake? You left your foot off the brake! I thought the car would roll back!

[keith]

1:15 That black "X" cross on a yellow square is actually the equivalent to a learner plate for racing around a motor racing circuit. It helps faster and more experienced racers know that this driver is a novice new to the sport. Do not know why he still has it displayed on the road. Closer inspection it looks like he may have a roll cage and there seems to be an electrical cut-out switch with arrows for the marshals to make the car safe in a crash.