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If you roll back during a UK driving test by so much as a centimeter, you schedule for another driving test. A vehicle w/ manul transmission tends to roll back on the slightest hill. That's what the ebrake is for. That's right. UK driving tests are mad, and are getting madder. We're taught to engag...

Does that mean there's no girls on this forum?

*Another question* Is it possible to shorten your stick? Not so much the throw, but the actually stick that comes from the box? Lol, and is this a do-it-yourself-er? :D Personally, hacking up my shifter doesn't sound very clever. You could buy a new 'performance' gear stick (and pretend you're Vin ...

:lol: Who taught u that trick :lol: :mrgreen:? Well I am pretty sure I won't forget about it, and who knows u may need that space in your hand for someone's phone number (s) (and I DO know we have both hands, still...) :mrgreen:. hands get sweaty... erases ink... better put those numbers in a safer...

coolguy wrote: Mostly true. But u still need to learn what those letters (P,R,N,D,2,1) by the automatic gearshift stand for though .

You could write it on your hand when you drive an auto. Just in case you forget.

Nice to be here

coolguy wrote:
Hey _Lusus_Naturae_ u can fool yourself but we are too smart to be fooled here .

HUH!?!?!? lol

I only used the letter F

WTF!
I had my first lesson at the start of january, and I was on the road, driving about happily within half an hour. Am I doing something wrong?

lol.......In the UK, auto transmission is rare, so if you can't drive standard, you're looked on as pretty deficient. That said, I'm only learning myself. But the up side of manual is that you accelerate quicker and the driving experience is a lot more fun