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Accelerating to a highway would be a dead giveaway to an examiner. Those who learn to use the clutch well enough in the mandatory 20 hours to do it as smooth as
by jusssi 6y ago
Accelerating to a highway would be a dead giveaway to an examiner. Those who learn to use the clutch well enough in the mandatory 20 hours to do it as smooth as automatic gear are few and far between. And obviously they are the ones who wouldn't need to fake it anyway.
- taneq 6y agoYeah, it'd be like when a TV character "plays" a guitar with dubbed music without moving their left hand.
- alasdair_ 6y agoThis is a complete aside, but I was extremely impressed by the NPCs in the Cyberpunk 2077 video game, where every tune they play has correct movements on the guitar for each chord.
- bluGill 6y agoI would think the examiner can also tell because the car does change acceleration, and the engine noise changes. That said, as an American who prefers a manual, I'm not sure why Europe cares so much. It is a skill to learn, but it isn't that hard to learn: I've taught a few people. They have some rough starts (and avoid hills for a while), but the need to shift isn't something that affects how they drive once they get off my street.