15 Manual Driving Tips in 5 Minutes!

These are 15 Manual driving tips and tricks for anyone who is learning to drive stick, its ment to show important tips and engrave other things you have heard from other videos into your head! YOU CAN DO IT!

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[xRANGATANGx]

it’s nice that in japan if you put the “first year” driver sticker on your car everybody on a hill will stay way back

[tylerunderwood]

My first time driving stick I drove probably an hour each way. We came to a stop on a hill and I stalled a couple time. I saw a line start to form behind me and this one specific car was honking at me endlessly (and yelling obscenities from their window). Eventually the person I was with got tired and hung half his body out the window and flipped them off. At the same time was when I nailed the parking brake trick and went off all smoothly with him halfway out the window giving them the bird. Picture perfect in my mind

[maxxas]

I drive a manual everyday but I love to see how other people drive.
So let's see how you drive pilgrim

You forgot to mention how to money shift

[Bravo_Apex]

1st 2 months of learning stick: Slow is smooth, smooth is fast

3rd month: full send!! Fuck it mom will by a new clutch!!

4th month: learn from the 3rd month then drive better then the 1st 2 months

5th month: see 3rd month!!

[moemoe]

In the U.K. It's standard to learn manual, I find it difficult driving an auto and keep trying to step on the clutch

[TIPONERIDER]

shift up at 2k rpm, shift down when you went less 1k Rpm on current gear. (smooth slow down or stopping at red light)
fully step on the clutch before shifting.
don't release clutch so fast from stop.
don't step on clutch while stepping on brake pedal if not going to emergency fully stop.
feel your car as if its your body...
don't over rev on first gear, cost a lot of fuel, 3k rpm is max.

[bennyize]

Save the manuals! I wish more and more people in the US know how to drive a manual and if they travel, they need to know, its a important life skill and they won't know how really fun it is!! had to learn from youtube
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[insertnamehere]

You helped me to stop stalling when learning manual, pushing the clutch back in if it’s about to stall did wonders, I learned in about an hour with a couple stalls

[skrsam]

This was literally perfect timing. I picked up my first manual today, and while I can do it, I suck at it. I'm excited to put it to use!

[camburner]

16 and I taught myself how to drive manual in my 2019 Toyota 86, and I am still learning new things all the time. I practiced hill starting on a almost always empty road at 10 pm to 2 am everyday. The first day I got the car I stalled at least 4 times on a busy road for more than 3 minutes at a time, and I’d have to turn on my hazard lights until I can get the car moving again. I also stalled multiple times on a hill. My advice is to not be nervous because you will make a lot more mistakes than when you are calm. Hill starting becomes easier overtime, you just got to release your foot to that bite point and the car won’t roll back. You can feel the car engage through the shift knob, clutch and you can see the rpm drop so you can know you’re in the clear to start moving. I’ve had the car for 11 days now and it took me at most 4 to learn everything. Good luck to everyone learning to drive stick. And thank you for not letting standards die out.

[Cookieeater]

I had my 2012 WRX for 2 months now and I thought shifting in second gear and always getting those little jolts was because I sucked, but now I know. 😂

[TheBrinax]

had my manual car for 3 months before i got the courage to just hop in and get too college on the first day of class 30 minutes away. after the first few stalls i got it and even though i had family help me long before (and i gave up that time and took my test in an automatic) it was your videos that gave me confidence to just get in and do it.

[kkelv]

Yes, Robbie!!! I first discovered you when I looked up how to drive a manual. You helped me so much!!! It’s cool seeing you throw it back. I’ve stuck around ever since that video and I’ve been apart of the Committed Crew since then 👌

[caitlinbellar]

This was SOOOO helpful thank you! I just had my first manual driving lesson today and the instructor kept telling me to rest my foot on the clutch but not press it in when driving. It didn’t feel right so I kept trying to just move it to the dead pedal and I honestly felt like it was easier for me.

[karinaham]

Just bought my first manual few days ago! Decided to get it since my partner and his whole family drives manual. I’ve been terrible at driving so we figured to give manual a try. They feel like it’s helped them understand and control their car, instead of it controlling them. Maybe it’ll help me be confident and understand driving. Still learning, still shifting messy with some stalling, but I’ll get there!

[copperwolf]

Dump the clutch then bla lalalalala

Life hacks my guys👌🏼

[dcprimal]

I still put my car in neutral when I come into a complete stop or red light

[ScubaCody]

I’ve been driving a manual since I’ve been driving. So about 6 years. but I love to watch tips and tricks even though I know so much about it already. Doesn’t hurt to learn a new little thing here and there.

[SF]

I can proudly say my first manual car is a Subaru Impreza Wrx 2009 in Luna Blue, the part talking about not getting a beater car just to learn stick hit home lol I’m glad i didn’t go that route and got something that would motivate me to learn more and know I’ll love what I’m driving, great video!

[ruby_focus]

Literally just wait everyday for a notification for a new vid, who else does this xD