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😂😂my instructos doesn’t told me about left blind spot just right

@@Kiki-kicks don't do left blindspot if parked by the kerb

Yes sure no worries

@@rob2221988 thank you!

Release the gas before pressing the clutch down. If you don’t the engine revs will shoot up

Gear change timing depends on your car and what speeds each gear allows. As a general rule I would look to approach a roundabout in 2nd gear somewhere between 10 and 15 mph and from far enough out that it feels safe without being too slow and holding up traffic behind you too early, depending on the view and how busy it is. In 2nd you should be then be slow enough to stop and change to 1st if you can’t go or if it is clear then you can usually stay in 2nd. Ultimately your speed will dictate the gear needed and the speed is dictated by the view so if it is clear you shouldn’t need to slow down below 2nd gear. Feel the car, if it starts to shudder then you have tried to go to slow for your current gear

If you need to stop before the roundabout take of in 1 gear and as soon as your steering position is looked in place shift to 2 gear

You should look to use the gas when moving away in 1st gear unless you are parking or manoeuvring and having to move slowly and withe care. Gas when moving away will help keep the engine speed up and reduce chances or stalling or slow move away in traffic. You only need about 1,000 revs or so. On a hill use roughly 1,500 revs

The bite is for when moving away in 1st gear. If you have changed up to 2nd a little early you can temporarily hold at this point though to avoid a jumpy gear shift up. You should be able to feel that through the pedal but generally you don’t find the bit in 2nd

Looks like a Peugeot 308.

You pull the black thing below the knob upwards and go to the far left and forward

@@dasauto3747 thanks for the response!

or just starting out but yeah I agree

@@Lyosey I mean, the first time you see the gears position it should already be natural. I know them by heart since I was like... 6 just from watching my dad drive. And now without any license I drive old Golfs in a village when I have a chance lol

Hmmm

More common to novice driver

@@ctrlv6196 im sorry. I dont get it. Could you please explain yourself😀

@luca Andre new drivers who aren't used to drive manual cars

@@lucaandre723 new drivers have a tendency to look at the shifter during their first driving lessons

The guy is probably a driver instructor.

I was gonna say this is everyone should do naturally. In the U.K. you can fail your driving test for looking down when shifting gears

Literally done it like this since I first started driving.

@@omarzxpro5030 yeah I mean it’s not like the gears go anywhere? So there’s rlly no need to look

@@marioortiz7264 most people look down to find which gear they are in currently

Prolly depends on the person, i personally just have my hands the same way on the shift after a while u memorize all the gears anyway.

Are you stupid ?

@@gamespecies what do you mean?

@@Alex-vz2jz why would you not palm on LHD ? It’s the same concept

@@gamespecies but different hands so it doesn't feel the same for me.

🤷‍♂️ engine was off and I wasn’t engaging the clutch possibly. It was always fine when shifting on the move. Don’t have the car any longer

I have looked into this myself and you can take it to Peugeot for an update or download to a usb yourself. I believe both cost around £60-£70. You need to use a desktop to do it yourself navigation.peugeot.co.uk/map-system-updates/