Should You Press the Clutch Every Time You Brake? How To Stop a Manual Car. Beginner Driving Lesson
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Learn how to drive a manual car with our expert tips and advice! Is it necessary to press the clutch while braking? As part of our comprehensive "how to drive a manual car" series, we provide practical guidance on whether you should press the clutch every time you brake and explain the potential consequences if you do and don't. If you're taking driving lessons or learning to drive a manual car, make sure to check out this video to improve your driving skills and gain confidence behind the wheel. Watch now and discover our top tips for mastering the art of driving a manual car!
Should you press the clutch every time you brake? Will the car stall if you don't press the clutch when you brake? How to stop a manual car?
These are common questions new drivers ask who are taking driving lessons and learning to drive a manual car.
Learning to drive a manual car can be a bit of a pain during your first driving lessons. But give it a chance and you'll hopefully find it REALLY fun once you get to grips with it. Like most things, it just takes a bit of time and practice.
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00:00 Do you need to press the clutch every time you brake? Intro
00:10 When to press the clutch
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I wish I saw this video sooner, this explains the little fine details on how to use a clutch. I passed my test a month ago and I still wasn’t certain about clutch in some situations. I always found myself coasting if I had to downshift etc, I was too scared to let go of the clutch. I didn’t in my test, I knew I had to just go for it, I released it slowly but still got a little jolt.
Passed my driving test 1st try on Friday 13 Jan only 4 minors thanks for all the videos.
Congratulations on passing your driving test! Appreciate you watching the videos. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it 👍
Got my licence 4 days ago! Just wanted to stop by and thank you for all the amazing content. I always referred to your videos before my lessons. I'll be sure to keep on watching in order to improve my skill.
Big congratulations! Genuinely appreciate you watching. Keep safe on the road and enjoy it 🙂
Just passed my test 1st time this morning. These videos have been so helpful especially between lessons. Thank you, really appreciate what you're doing!
Hate to be another one of those comments, but thanks so much for your videos. Especially in a Ford Puma, it really helped me with the show and tell and general driving. Passed with 0 minors today first try thanks to a relaxed professional instructor and all of your videos!
Zero faults is superb. Congratulations! Keep up the safe driving, enjoy it and thanks for the nice comment :)
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I passed my driving test yesterday 18 January in try with 5 minors ju ate here to say big thanks your videos are really helpful thank you again God blessed you
these are very subtle details which add to smooth driving. I wasn't aware of these small differences pressing clutch makes while braking.
Thanks a ton
I learnt alot from your channel!
Hey there, thanks for dropping a comment! It's always great to hear that our channel is helping people learn new things about driving. Keep on learning and happy driving!
Thanks a lot, I just got my car and your deriving lesson is helping me to get started
Wowzers, that person who overtook to run the red light must *really* have needed the toilet.
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I love your videos, simple (to understand) and informative.
That Wickham roundabout is great for practice
My bf just gave me his Honda civic stick shift and he’s a great teacher but not always around when I’m practicing. This helps. I def have an issue with stopping and going. I let up too quick and just get very anxious around other cars
happy 2023 chris a very imformative video along with your calming voice (a winner combination as always)..keep them coming i really look forward to the next one cxx
Happy 2023 to you too! Really appreciate you watching 😀
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Thank you for the video! These things may seem obvious for experienced drivers, but a lot of beginners really don't understand why it should be done like this! Once again, thank you for your really helpful content! 🙂👍
Appreciate your encouraging comment 🙂
I needed this video a lot. Great video
Glad it was helpful!
Wow the driving looks so easy there. Driving in my country is a huge stress
I started to learn how to drive manual car in this week hope this will help me
Great video
That wos help thank you
Thanks . I passed my test 🎉
cheers mate good info
Appreciate you watching 🙂
Master a Manual car and believe me you can drive any vehicle after that😉!!
Welcome back
Happy 2023! Hope you have a good one 🙂
done 10 hours, still struggling to move off using gas, since the car i learn in allows me to drive off when slowly moving off the clucth without gas
What area do you work ? Can I have lessons with you ?
hate when people clutch in clutch out, unnecessary , every time when they press the brake pedal 😀
Hello, in the main streets crowded and everyone goes with third gear, if the car in front slows down, should we press the clutch first then immediately the brake or the brake first then the clutch? (The first mode is much easier for me and then second one is harder. Of course in highways, there is no need for a clutch, but I don't think this true for streets, especially more crowded streets with third gear. What's your idea?)
So when gearing down can you from 5th or 6th to first if your speed matches or do you need to go through all the gears?
does the brake fight directly against the engine output momentum when you brake without the clutch? it like slows down the cylinders by force, no? does the clutch give away in between the engine and the brakes if it isn't pressed? im confusled. as i understand it, if you brake without the clutch you aren't just braking the tires but also the engine, where as if you use the clutch you are only braking the tires. so wouldn't braking without the clutch be bad for it and or the engine?
How about speed bump and high curbs?
I learnt driving in a gas car and this is exactly how i was controlling it, but when i start driving a diesel car i found out it is different; when i turn without holding the clutch it will either start shaking (if i was 2nd gear and speed is low for it around 18-20 km/h) or it will runaway from you (if i didnt brake), so i either drop down to 1st gear before turning or just turn with holding the clutch to the middle, idk if im actually damaging the engine like this, if there is a problem in my way please let me know thank you
good job
how used clutch in traffic jam
Do you think it is okay for a person with back pain to drive a manual? Will it be better to switch to a auto for a person like that?
I dont really jit the clutch everytime i hit the brakes. I only do so on top of the stalling point to be able to use engine braking and the brakes.
Can someone please tell me why you’re supposed to press the brake and then clutch afterwards to stop? I always keep the clutch down and brake afterwards.
My car gives a jerk even in the correct gear if I switch between gas and brake without using the clutch. Is this an indication of clutch wear?
this is tough
Have you ever done a video on post test confidence? I passed my test before Christmas but I'm just way too nervous to drive on my own.
I'll add it to the 'to-do' list.
I think that the prior thing here is to purchase (or hire) a car of your own as soon as possible and practice driving on a regular basis (at least 2-3 times a week). If you don't drive regularly, then no confidence will ever come to you.
Good luck!
You can do this,just practice close to home x
Hi, may be I can tell my experience. I too passed but in Germany few weeks ago. I bought an old car about 6 years old and started taking short trips'. One advice is get to know a the buttons before. Also what yo do when it is raining and really foggy. Every day I feel like I am learning new things. I park in a big lot, every day different positions forward or reverse or parallel. I feel that I get along with my car a little more than the first days. I am slowly gaining confidence. I took my husband with me in the first 3 days , just to know what yo do in case going up or if unusual situations arise until o know how the things work in my car.
My insructor always directs me to clutch down first every time I want to stop ther car or even slow down. He directs me to do that even while I am travelling in a high speed and even when I am driving down hill.
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Simple: when you are at speed below 30KM/h, you need to press clutch and theb brake. On higher speed brake first.
Do I fully press on clutch or gently before brake
@@halfhead4099 the ideal is brake and than clutch when the car is near full stop, if you're driving on low speed you can clutch than brake, the problem lies on clutching before reducing the engine speed, if for example you want to reduce speed and you just clutch brake and try to change gear your car might stall , maybe damage the engine or gearbox.
Can you already press on the gas if you're on the biting point/half clutch? or will it stall the car? Thank you so much!
yes, you can, it will help come off the clutch pedal quicker. just don't press gas and take the foot off the clutch pedal right away, build a little speed and than take off the pedal.
Thank you so much!
car running under 10kmh press the full clutch and then go for the break pad,
car running at a high speed lets say at 60kmh or over you can press the break pad slowly to lower the speed and down shift.
please reply to this comment as ive been having this doubt for past couple of months and no one seems to answer me. im on a road driving in the 2nd gear...as the road approaches the end i come upon a turning which is almost at around 40 degrees ..i press the brake and slows my car down..since the turning is almost a sharp turning im confused whether i should downshift to first gear then proceed or whether i should just press down the clutch so the engine wont stall when i slow down and proceed forward in second gear itself?
1st gear is normally needed when driving below roughly 10mph.
When I was driving with my dad he told me I need to press the brake and clutch when turning into every junction
Is it allowed to drive Barefoot?
keep on thinking youve got your feet on the dashboard 🤣
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It stresses me out seeing you drive on the left side 😂
Who the hell engages the hand brake at a stop? 🤨
Get an automatic: no clutch. 👌
Automatic is for girls and for gay
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You’re driving on the wrong side of the road!!😮😮
No, you should never release the clutch in the first place.
In which occassions. Maybe when controlling the car with the clutch or when waiting in settings like traffic lights
. Anyway if isnt healthy to drive with try he clutch fully depressed for long periods of time.
You don't need to depress clutch to change gear.
I dont think so. Ironically you cannot move the stick without depressing the clucth
I've you're no clutch gear changing then you're not beginner, know how to rev match and do clutchless shifts and have a modified car to do it without damaging the transmission. You definitely need to clutch in on most cars
you sure do, if not your gearbox probably won't last very long.
If you get to a steady 10mph you can change gear from 1st to 2nd without clutch down, 20mph for 2 to 3 and 30 for 3 to 4 gear. You can downshift similarly. If your clutch fails this might help you to get home safely
oi bruv u drive on the wrong side of the road
Is this valid also for motorcycles right?