Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
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of 18 First / LastLukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
Lukus wrote:True, people don't usually have to make 40-50 calls during a 30 minute commute.
Terrible comparison.
PhoenixFlames wrote:Accelerate quickly.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
Khanivor wrote:Nonsense. Slightly quicker maybe if you're good at gear changes but who cares? You're not on a race track and you can't go more than 70mph.PhoenixFlames wrote:Accelerate quickly.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
henro_ben wrote:Because I can't do it?
I've never really understood why someone would learn using an automatic, rather than manual, it just seems a bit limiting.
If you learn on a manual car you'll be licenced to drive either in the future, regardless of which you choose to drive on a daily basis.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
PhoenixFlames wrote:IIRC if you reverse park into a parking bay taking 50 goes, its still technically a pass on the exercise, so just keep going forwards and backwards as much as you wantTuffty wrote:Same with me, the instructor says I'm fine but my nerves/lack of confidence get the better of me.
I booked my practical test in 2 weeks time. I feel like I can do it ok, just certain manoeuvres like reversing into a parking bay aren't exactly nailed down when I want them to be. The independent driving was easier than I expected it to be as well. Really, it's a case of getting over my own apprehension if I want to pass it.
THFourteen wrote:Yes, I vaguely remember that from my lessons a couple of years back. You're not marked until you stop and apply the handbrake I think.PhoenixFlames wrote:IIRC if you reverse park into a parking bay taking 50 goes, its still technically a pass on the exercise, so just keep going forwards and backwards as much as you wantTuffty wrote:Same with me, the instructor says I'm fine but my nerves/lack of confidence get the better of me.
I booked my practical test in 2 weeks time. I feel like I can do it ok, just certain manoeuvres like reversing into a parking bay aren't exactly nailed down when I want them to be. The independent driving was easier than I expected it to be as well. Really, it's a case of getting over my own apprehension if I want to pass it.
or at least until the instructor falls asleep.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
henro_ben wrote:I'm not recommending learning on one, sorry.
I've never really understood why someone would learn using an automatic, rather than manual, it just seems a bit limiting.
If you learn on a manual car you'll be licenced to drive either in the future, regardless of which you choose to drive on a daily basis.
PhoenixFlames wrote:Slow down and stop, primarily.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
Dougs wrote:They have a break pedals on automatic cars and even gear 1/2 options when going down steep hills.PhoenixFlames wrote:Slow down and stop, primarily.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
mrpon wrote:Yep, just not the coordination to do everything at the same time in order to pass the test or feel confident in any way.
You've got all limbs Phoenix?! I apologise if not!
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
PhoenixFlames wrote:Ok, icy conditions for example. You might want to stay in a higher gear than normal. I'm sorry that you're rubbish at driving. There's no need to be a little bitch about it though.Khanivor wrote:Nonsense. Slightly quicker maybe if you're good at gear changes but who cares? You're not on a race track and you can't go more than 70mph.PhoenixFlames wrote:Accelerate quickly.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
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Lukus wrote:No need to be a little bitch about me choosing automatic.PhoenixFlames wrote:Ok, icy conditions for example. You might want to stay in a higher gear than normal. I'm sorry that you're rubbish at driving. There's no need to be a little bitch about it though.Khanivor wrote:Nonsense. Slightly quicker maybe if you're good at gear changes but who cares? You're not on a race track and you can't go more than 70mph.PhoenixFlames wrote:Accelerate quickly.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
PhoenixFlames wrote:it's just a matter of practice. in time it becomes so over learned you won't even think about how to drive.mrpon wrote:Yep, just not the coordination to do everything at the same time in order to pass the test or feel confident in any way.
You've got all limbs Phoenix?! I apologise if not!
It's not instinctively human you know? Plenty of people can't do it.
shamblemonkee wrote:I think I will enjoy driving just fine after spending 15 years travelling on public transport. Also, trust me, I can not do manual. 40 lessons proved that.PhoenixFlames wrote:it's just a matter of practice. in time it becomes so over learned you won't even think about how to drive.mrpon wrote:Yep, just not the coordination to do everything at the same time in order to pass the test or feel confident in any way.
You've got all limbs Phoenix?! I apologise if not!
It's not instinctively human you know? Plenty of people can't do it.
automatic isn't awful and is of course perfectly suitable if you just want to get from a to b and have no interest in cars or enjoyment from driving.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
PSN - phoenix1flames
Khanivor wrote:Changing gear is of no consequence, it doesn't take time to do, it's not hard to do, unless you're a fucking idiot, it's completely intuitive and it doesn't require great feats of memory or organisation. Plus it has its own benefits. Not only that, it is kind of fun.Lukus wrote:True, people don't usually have to make 40-50 calls during a 30 minute commute.
Terrible comparison.
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PhoenixFlames wrote:Sensitive little soul aren't you.Lukus wrote:No need to be a little bitch about me choosing automatic.PhoenixFlames wrote:Ok, icy conditions for example. You might want to stay in a higher gear than normal. I'm sorry that you're rubbish at driving. There's no need to be a little bitch about it though.Khanivor wrote:Nonsense. Slightly quicker maybe if you're good at gear changes but who cares? You're not on a race track and you can't go more than 70mph.PhoenixFlames wrote:Accelerate quickly.Lukus wrote:To do what exactly?
You have more control over a manual car, for starters.
**MODS** - where is that ignore button? I need to use it in this thread.
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smoothpete wrote:Love you
FWIW, I did an automatic test because I'm shit at driving.
I drive an automatic 'cause I'm too cool to change gears.
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Lukus wrote:Which you can do in an automatic.
Ok, icy conditions for example. You might want to stay in a higher gear than normal.
Lukus wrote:Masterbating is kind of fun, until you find yourself doing it for the 30th time in one day
Changing gear is of no consequence, it doesn't take time to do, it's not hard to do, unless you're a fucking idiot, it's completely intuitive and it doesn't require great feats of memory or organisation. Plus it has its own benefits. Not only that, it is kind of fun.
Unlike manually entering in a phone number every single time.
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