Is it easy to drive?
@Renvil (179)
Philippines
10 responses
@sprite1950 (30452)
• Corsham, England
21 Mar 18
I didn't find it easy. I started off in a manual car and then switched to automatic. It took me a few attempts to pass my test but I did it in the end.
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@sprite1950 (30452)
• Corsham, England
21 Mar 18
@Renvil Thanks. Yes automatic cars are much easier to drive.
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@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
@sprite1950
That is what i heard. That is why we decide to have an automatic.
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@toniganzon (72281)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
I started driving at the age of 10 and it was manual transmission.
Now the cars on automatic transmission are so easy to drive, I don't find joy in that unless I'm stuck in traffic.
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@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
@marguicha
Okay. But you have tried to drive?
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@prakashj256 (926)
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21 Mar 18
Practice makes things perfect. Initially you may feel good to drive but later you will learn how difficult its to control the car. It would be good if you practice with an old car in an off field area first. Have a person who knows car driving. You don't need passion or excitement here, you need experience. Once you feel enough experience in off area then go to on-road. Drive slow and steady. Obey your fellow person and use techniques learned during practice. You can't expect mistake here. Once you complete these things then use your new car for your own use.
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@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
@prakashj256
Thank you for the useful tips. I will remember that.
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@MashaVickina (2184)
• Russian Federation
21 Mar 18
It is very difficult, no matter how many years I do it... You need at least 1 year to feel more or less confident
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@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
@MadhaVickina
It really need more experience to be good. Huh..Good thing you can drive and years already.
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@Mavic123456 (21893)
• Thailand
21 Mar 18
by the time you read this maybe you are done practicing. so how did it go?
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@Mavic123456 (21893)
• Thailand
22 Mar 18
@Renvil ok.. you will get these eventually... take it easy but be smart!
@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
@Mavic123456
Not that good still. I am still familiarising each functions. I am still learning.
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@Freelanzer (10743)
• Canada
22 Mar 18
I won't say it is easy but like riding a bike, practice makes perfect
@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
22 Mar 18
@Freelanzer
I know how to ride bike and motorcycle. More practise needed i think..hehhee
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@lookatdesktop (27134)
• Dallas, Texas
21 Mar 18
There are two basic types of cars, trucks or any motor vehicle. Either they are automatic or standard. If you are leaning to drive a standard shift vehicle, you will have to become familiar with the three foot pedals, the clutch, the brake and the accelerator pedals. The gear shift is another, a thing that has several positions depending on the design of the vehicle, as some are in the steering column and others in the floor between the driver and passenger seat. IF you are learning to drive an automatic, it will be easier to learn. But basically, you have to really have an experienced driver with you to show you the steps and with confidence and practice you will probably do well. But don't be in a hurry. It takes time and patience and focus to learn properly how to drive.
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@Renvil (179)
• Philippines
21 Mar 18
@lookatdesktop
Thank you so much. It is very useful information. Yes i will take note of it and will do it step by step.
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