Clutch control | Tips on how to control the clutch | How to keep the car slow | Driving Lesson

This video is all about clutch control and how to manoeuvre the car at slow speeds to get out of tricky spaces.

Clutch control is the speed between 0-5mph
To keep the car slow, the trick is to control how much you release the clutch and to squeeze back down below the biting point by about the depth of a pound coin.

In this video I will be explaining the importance of keeping the vehicle slow. How to position your feet on the pedals, how to control the clutch. What happens if you over accelerate to move off?

1:05 Clutch explained as a number scale
4:02 Normal driving
4:22 Clutch control
5:07 What happens if you accelerate too high
6:10 How to position your foot on the clutch
6:31 Moving off in a tight space
7:09 Moving off uphill

[Sytopia]

Glad to see you back, excellent content explaining to learners. Keep up the great content.

[antarapal]

I always stall the car when moving off slowly and thought that my clutch control was super bad... Did not realise that it could easily be solved by using slight acceleration. Thanks a lot for this! ❤

[tormaa]

I’m only 15 but I feel like watching these videos will definitely help me in the future, thanks Aman! 😊

[amyprice]

This is the best explanation I have seen on clutch control, it was so helpful! I've been watching your content since starting my lessons a month ago, I've really enjoyed it. Thank you so much for helping me understand and for giving me the confidence to keep going 🙂 You're ace!

[jessmarksxo]

These videos are really helping ease my nerves, I’ve got my first manual driving lesson today, I understand the clutch when changing gears, but a bit nervous about clutch control when braking

[Stallzyx]

Great explanation, just saw it randomly pop up in my search results when looking at videos on how people check oil on my new car as it doesn't use a dipstick. Great explanation and it actually matches what my own instructor taught me basically. The first lesson I believe I was shown the way of revving high at 2 or 2.5k rpm and then you really see how the clutch works and the control you can still have even though you are applying a lot of revs. Sometimes when doing reverse manoeuvres I may not use gas really in my instructors car, but I didn't investigate the auto rev behaviour and if it has it. To be honest in my actual tests and reversing after passing, I usually still apply gas and we had to used to do the reverse around a corner exercise which doersn't seem to be part of the test now

[noorjahan]

A much-needed video. TYSM for teaching this tool so well. I was struggling to understand its function. Hope in my upcoming driving lesson I remember this
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[tAmILoLDENgOLDieS]

Excellent demo of all practically occuring situations. Great work!

[edwardtye]

This is one of the best explanations I've seen of clutch control. Keep up the great work!

[DanH-nkmy]

As someone completely new to driving it's so good seeing videos like this! Cheers 👍

[mehjubeensaddique]

Thank you for explaining the clutch control in simple detail

[andrewagbadabunia]

Keep up the good work hun. Love watching your videos, watch your channel quite alot and I passed 20 years ago 👍

[kirthiperera]

Nobody explained me the clutch control like you. Today only I knew the correct clutch controle. Thanks a lot.

[MO]

Glad to see the channel is growing day after day 👍

[NKT]

I’m being taught in a diesel and am just being taught to use the clutch to reverse and move off so worried when I get my own car. Hopefully this video will help me!

[queenie]

Ive not seen you on drive London in a while. Glad to see you have your own channel :)

[afrajuthi]

Was really a good video . I had zero idea bout driving honestly . This really helped me ❤

[fiaskodollari]

This is the best explanation I've seen of clutxh control. I was wondering what was going wrong at the traffic man i kept on stopping instead of controlling it

[yasirramzan]

Your videos are Fantastic use them for my learners from a fellow Driving Instructor Thank You

[sarmadsoleimany]

great explanation simple, short and eficient, thanks