Clutch Control Uphill - Slow Moving Traffic and Uphill Junctions
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- čas přidán 8. 12. 2019
- Different ways to move slowly uphill in traffic and uphill junctions. This video will explain the advantages and disadvantages of each method and why I teach the way I teach.
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Uphill traffic- These words are enough to give a beginner nightmares
You’re the best driving instructor I never had
Thank you ☺
Same 👌👌
Soo True!!!
Yeah, he's really good.
Facts. I love this dude🎯
Omg, I was watching this video and I was like “exactly... yup... that’s right... that had happened to me... I know what you’re talking about...” and then “ohhhh, that’s how you do it... I have to try it... wait, need to watch it again, it was what I need to know...” 😂
Well, thank you very much, I’m sure many of us can relate to those problems, I’m very happy to learn something new again 👍🏻
You're welcome Asia S
very much related
I turned 17 during coronavirus lockdown which means I haven’t yet had a driving lesson (from an instructor). Instead I’ve been going out with my parents every night and these videos are the ones that means I improve every night. Thank you!!!
I'm so happy to hear that!
Same 😁
Same I’ve got my test next week have u got one booked?
How did it go?
Do you just drive with your parents? thats so weird
but im not from the UK so maybe
The trick to driving a manual is just figuring out where the bite point is in your car, and what the clutch is actually doing inside of the engine when you find it. Everything begins to become intuitive after that. When i bought my first car it was a standard, and i was shitting my pants the first time i took it on road because i had this mindset that finding the bite point was like, an achivement or something. As soon as i took it to an empty parking lot at night and just practiced finding the bite point a million times. all of the anieties vanished... truly an awesome feeling, because then you realize that you get to drive stick!!
Good advice.
Here's a Pro tip connect with your Car😂 just go with the flow
@@misterpotato4775 last time I connected with my car I got arrested for public indecency.
I can't imagine that people who could physically interact with this guy and talk to him would ever fail a test. I've become adept at handling a panel can after 10 videos and 2 days practice. Cheers man ✊🏽
That's what my instructor was teaching me, I appreciate him so much. Hill starts and hill traffic are so much easier now. It wasn't easy to learn at first tho
I wish my instructor explained like you did thank you this helped me alot
I'm happy to hear that 😊
This was the first thing my instructor taught me, how to use the clutch to my advantage everywhere without burning it out, made my confidence go sky high knowing how to do it, wish more instructors would teach this in the first few lessons
Well, I wish driving instructors in France could be that thorough...
I'll take that as a compliment, thank you.
I have drove without an instructor by viewing your video lessons. Cheers mate. You're indeed a good instructor 💯👏
Thank you so much for the videos you make. After i passed my test and got a car my dad took me and he shouted and swore so much just because i couldn’t get the right biting point on a hill. Now 2 years later im 19 and because of you i learned how to do it and have moved of perfectly every single time. And I still enjoy watching ur videos lol
Best instructor ever with simple explanations and presentations in a forthright manner and this has defined your class . Thank you my brother !
There's nobody as excellent of a teacher as you on this planet.
I’ve been driving manual for a little over a year now and these videos have really helped me improve my shifts and driving skills. Thank you for all the great tips!
i love rewatching this over and over, it doesn’t miss a but and it encourages me to drive better
You’re the best driving instructor I never had too ;)
I was instructed to use the hand break start regardless of the situation, which led me thinking how taxing it would be to me and my car when I were stuck in a traffic situation uphill. With this method I know what to do. Very useful technique. Cheers!
I've understood my wrongs with your help. Thank you. My town is on hills so almost everywhere there is up or down and we don't use hand break but clutch and gas. Greetings from Veliko Tarnovo Bulgaria
It's good to know I'm helping people as far away as you.
This guy is a gem. Such a cool instructor
I love watching all your videos. When I drove a semi, I never had good clutch control and you explain it so well. I was never taught the way you teach it. I will be applying all the techniques you have taught when I get my first manual car. 1990 Toyota Camry
My driving instructor just taught me this yesterday, and I’m trying to review a little bit. Hope to be able to use and practice this next time. Thanks so much for this!
Awesome! I started driving a manual car in Dec 2021 and I have learned a lot from your videos and explanations, I still struggle with hill balancing/start but am hopeful I will be there soon! Greetings from Kenya.
Passed first time this wednesday all thanks to this channel. Thank you so much for all your help
I'm so glad to have helped.
Recently got my first car after passing my test earlier in the year and your videos are sooooo helpful! Thanks for the great content
You're very welcome. I hope you enjoy driving.
This guy knows his stuff
How I wish driving instructors in Singapore could explain like this guy can!!!
Thank you :)
Oh.. I have just known from you that those instructors in Singapore could not explain like this.
Can’t thank you enough for your outstanding explanation💯💯💯! Your videos really help me how to drive gas car. At first I was laterally crying because I kept on stalling, specially on uphill.
Great video because of the real-world scenarios, the majority of the videos on YT simply deal with "hill start" and that's all. I'm a bit fixated with the handbrake as it always works, but will now try to balance the gas/clutch a bit more. Thanks!
You're welcome ☺
@@ConquerDriving i once burnout my clutch when i was learn manual.. because i sometimes push the clutch partially..
You are one of the best drive instructors .
It's impossible... to roll backwards when... you're going forwards 🤯🤯🤯 how is that so obvious yet not obvious at the same time??
It's called fear.
Just had my hills lesson... this video made it so much easier!! I'm so grateful for your videos ❤❤
I have tried to look some other instructors around here. But I didn't have a chance to find who could surpass you. You are the best car instructor ever
I come back to this video because, for me, this is always interesting and important topic, even I have been driving for a few years. I can say this is the most complete video I have found on this topic : it describes a few aspects involved in dealing with such situation.
The instructor has done his best in explaining things on the topic while showing in a real example.
Thank you, you may also find this video helpful: czcams.com/video/_6YyHxgZJMA/video.html
I would like to thank you so much for teaching me how to drive like a pro, your video's helped me so much last year when i got my learner's licence.. Your clutch control video is slick and i just love it.
I'm taking my driver's lic test two weeks from now and I'm so grateful for this video
im 15 in the US, most people here drive automatic but im learning to drive on a manual, these videos are really helpful :))
You are the world class best driving instructor. Other instructors should learn from you bro seriously. I wish I could learn driving car from you
Hello, you are the best instructor teacher I ever had.
Best instructor. I have started driving and got in the process of getting a driving license
I passed a month ago and ive had my car two weeks. My instructor's car was so forgiving! I now have an older car that isnt ! So these videos help ! I had to do a closed junction on a hill. And it was a bit of a learning curve in my car 😅 so im so glad this video is here !!
You are the best driving instructor in clutch control uphill ,its really helpful
Your videos are awesome. You make new drivers confident. Thank you for what you do. Love from south Africa
Richard your videos are a life saver to me. Had my first lesson yesterday and already handled uphill start/ stop and going slow in traffic in an hour. You helped tremendously.
Such good content, thank you. Deserves a lot more than 22k subscribers! Keep the clips coming!
Thank you ☺
I repeatedly watch this video many times and I can say I'm getting there
I'm happy to hear that! It's good to know my videos are helping people.
Not gonna lie this guy has to much respect for me helping alot for real
Luckily this video came out the day I passed my test. I do remember how sunny it was the coming days before my test and I ended up wearing my sunglasses so it'd be easier for me to see anything coming up on junctions. Since I bought my car about a month and a half ago and started driving on my own last week, the biggest worry at the moment has been the rush hour and my clutch control hasn't been the best so I've been watching a few videos about it to prepare me better. I personally didn't encounter much rush hour on my lessons so it's still fairly new to me and I'm glad to have seen your videos about it as it will hopefully make me a bit less anxious when traffic's busy because everyone else finishes school and work :)
Your the best and so patient to teach people .
I have seen many driving lessons videos on CZcams before but you are the first one who teaches "allowing the hill to slow down the car" without trying to use the break much. That is a very handy tactic and though I have been driving for a few months already, I can imagine how using this method will make my driving a lot more smooth. Thank you so much for sharing.
You're welcome
Thanks Richard, this video of yours helped me a lot and gave me confidence to drive in uphill heavy traffic single lane junction in India. It highly boosted my driving moral.
You're welcome, I'm glad it helped.
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Thanks your videos are so rich and widens one knowledge about driving.
you're d best driving instructor iv'e ever watch especially ur instruction on using d gas first before lifting d clutch to it's. friction point,very education but very simple instruction and very easy to get abd follow,tnx for ur driving instruction videos it really helps me a lot about manual more power to ur channel sir👍😊
So I recently purchased a Mustang gt manual. Your videos have helped me so much. Thank You!
Damn nice beo
Hi I'm from Namibia 🇳🇦 and I've learn alot from your video 🙏🏾 Thank you mate✊🏾🇳🇦
You're welcome.
This is what I love about manual transmission cars. You'll never get bored of driving them, and it is so satisfying to learn driving a manual.
No. For me, this situation of creeping in a slow moving uphill traffic makes me want to pick automatic car instead. With manual car, my mind is always on worrying about clutch wear and handbrake wear when dealing such situation. In other situations, I can enjoy driving a manual car.
Cars are boring and dull, henxe why manuals add something at least
Another awesome video for someone across the pond. Best tutorials on the web. Can’t wait to drive around the UK.
Yorkshire, Scotland and Wales are the best places to drive here.
I really like watching ur videos, the best things is u explain the method in first half of video, but the later part of video is actually crux of the skills and experience.. Good luck
Really your the best and I can't stop appreciating you be blessed with your work
I have driven 2 lakh kilometres but on seeing your videos I feel I didn't learn my basics properly. Thanks for all the video.
I've never attended any driving lessons but through Richard's instructions I'm able to drive my car 👍 successfully without any difficulty
That's really great to hear! I'm happy the videos help.
I wish everyone had you as their driving instructor...
your instructions are very precise and helpful, thank you.
You are the best instructor.
Attempted my first uphill junction today in my car. With my partner there to instruct me. It didn't go so well. But always time to practice 👌 Super spooky and im still spooked...
Came straight to youtube when i got home to check out your vids haha . Im pretty decent with downhill junctions from watching these vids
Perhaps some practise on a hill without a junction will help improve your skills. Thanks for watching and good luck with your next hill start.
I really enjoy watching your videos. For uphill, I use my handbrake and shift the gear to neutral while stopping at any signal. After signal turns green, I hold down my brake, release hand brake, press down clutch, shift gear to first, slowly release the clutch to half clutch (still holding down the brake) and release the brake. Accelerate slowly if necessary, and then move forward.
Thank you. Your method will work fine in some cars but others will require you to add gas before lifting the clutch to prevent a stall.
I’ve been driving my dads turbo automatic regularly since passing my test, bought my own little 1L petrol, your videos are invaluable! Thank you
It's very nice to hear that, thank you.
I passed my test today in south Africa 🔥🔥😁....your videos helped me a lot 💯🔥thanks 👍
Congratulations! I'm very pleased to hear that!
I learned so much from this video. Thank you.
You explained it so well. Thank you 😊
just bought a brand new manual car. No one ever taught me any of these thing! Thank you!!!
You're welcome!
I'm loving Ur video teaching me slot n I'm getting to love manual car
I like that hill start movement you a the best instructor
Best video for uphill i have ever seen 😊
Thanks you for showing me this great 🙂 job 👍👏
thanks to you I am now confident driving up hill. slow crawling traffic up hill still makes me sweaty though 🥵
You are very helpful mate ,I've learnt alot from your videos🤝
I can drive well now😊 thanks for em videos.
Love your video's, so helpful 🥰
I like the way you teach you are the best
Hi! Im from Philippines 🇵🇭 i always watch ur vid. i've learn a lot from you bro. Thank you sir!
You're welcome.
6:04, that cat has a deathwish
Brilliant explanation 👍
Well explained…Thanks !
At 6 minutes, junctions uphill... I need to seriously watch this over and over!
Refreshing 🤣🤣🤣🤣 mind love from Uganda 🇺🇬 east Africa
I was searching this video cause I have same situation and I am in india which makes this more challenging thanks for the knowledge
The best explanation 👌
One of the tricks I learned to not worry about moving backwards in an uphill traffic is to have both feet in full clutch and brake then releasing clutch first to bite point before releasing break pedals. Worked for me.
Doesn't work in all cars though unfortunately.
In small engine petrol cars this doesn't work, you WILL stall.
This is really helpful 😊
You're welcome.
Love ur videos mate keep it up 😍😍
I love your videos.
It's a really good video thank you.
I used your instruction with 1.2 and below and that's working :D
With 1.4 and above no need to use the handbrake anymore, just try to release the clutch slowly and car will go ahead without drifting backwards
It's a coincidence that you have noticed a difference between engine size. I've been in 1.2 litres that give loads of help and I own a 2.0 litre that gives very little help. It's not engine size it's engine management set up. czcams.com/video/pZaQW6VEuXU/video.html
I like how he tilts his camera to make it look like it's uphill ;)
I've made it look a bit more uphill in the thumbnail. But it is still quite a big hill.
Very well explained
My driving instructor teach me same way as you show on this video👍
Good driving instructor 😄😉
Conquer Driving
Thank you for your hard work,
You are helping us too.
i love driving manual it's all about practising and slow traffic make you practise more
I love a manual too. Yes, traffic is great for practise.
One technique my driving instructor taught me is that if you have to use the handbrake at a junction, there’s nothing to say you have to take your hand off it. It’s perfectly OK to hold it up with the button depressed. It saves a little bit of time when you come to release it again.
That's true, however some handbrakes are rather heavy so probably only good if you have strong arms 💪
@@ConquerDriving The handbrake in my car is most of the time a two-hand operation, so this is true.
Excellent info!
Really you r very good instructor.