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Do you really think your experience is representative and that most people take a few minutes to learn how to drive? Honestly, it even sounds like a humble brag
by doliveira 4y ago
Do you really think your experience is representative and that most people take a few minutes to learn how to drive? Honestly, it even sounds like a humble brag (mostly because I'm a little jealous)
- pier25 4y agoLearning to drive probably not, but learning to shift gears? It should be pretty quick. The most difficult part of driving is not even the machine itself but traffic.
- doliveira 4y agoLearning to shift gears while on traffic and without letting the engine die is one of the hardest parts of learning how to drive (together with parking). Granted, I'm a lousy driver, but it's the same for most people I talk to: letting the engine die is the top reason for failing driving tests. Perhaps it's just Brazilian cars being bad, but I doubt it.
- SuperQue 4y agoNo, it really is pretty easy. I learned on a '85 VW Jetta manual. Took a couple tries to figure out, then it wasn't an issue. There are some cars that have very touchy clutches, but most are just fine.
- doliveira 4y agoWhat's the top reason for people failing driving tests? Down here it's letting the engine die while switching gears and failure to park
- SuperQue 4y agoThat seems unlikely. Driving testing is like a lot of public certifications. You fail because you're unsafe. https://yogov.org/blog/most-common-reasons-people-fail-their-driving-test-infographic https://yogov.org/blog/most-common-reasons-people-fail-their... https://www.insurethebox.com/what-are-the-most-common-reasons-for-failing-your-driving-test/ https://www.insurethebox.com/what-are-the-most-common-reason...