Whats the best way to pass driving test for pc?
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542thruNthru
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Not a chance id ever go on strike. Union doesnt care about part timers i dont care about them. Id even scab.them.
Sorry we don't answer scabs.
Wally
BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
Rent a U-Scab.
Its_a_me
Well-Known Member
Next time you're eligible: you'll be fine. The last stick shift in our building is getting red tagged and scrapped pretty soon. All automatics here (and everywhere else) soon enough. UPS can only depreciate the vehicles 7 years for tax purposes and they long ago stopped buying manuals. And the parts shortage is scrapping even more of them. So it will just take a couple more years.
like how long? I'm putting my name on the list today and I need to know if I can practice stick
trickpony1
Well-Known Member
Google is your friend.
Type "driving a stick shift" in the little search box.
Numerous videos will appear.
Mash your motor.
Kick it back.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
If you can’t find it grind it
When you shift from 2nd to 3rd jam that bitch up there with all your mite
Oh wait you’re a scab
Then you can
offWe’re Teamsters and earn what we got. With that in mind I am at a conflict giving you advice.
Start in first and quick shift into second. Remember to be heavy on the gas pedal. Don’t shift in the intersection and follow your training. Stay back and see it all.. you’ll recognize the space cushion is your best friend
Unless you're scabs then you have to drive a stick not an automatic
sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
Someone lied to you. What do they think this is, 1992? U-Haul doesn't have manuals anymore.
SorryLazyPOS
Big Kahuna Burger
Best way to learn is on your center manager. He should have a stick.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
Sadly yes they do
sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
Which trucks? I've never even been given the option.
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
the whole vehicle itself is a lot different from a regular manual car. good news is you can't hardly kill them with a large flywheel. do not even think about downshifting just select 2 to start up. select neutral to coast down. obviously use the brake to Actually slow down. select any higher gear if you need to start back up with speed rather than stopped. for the purpose of the exam gears 3-5 are exactly the same purpose-wise and R 1 won't be used.
and if you are really new. selecting a gear is three steps disengage the engine with clutch, select transmission state with fork, reengage engine to new transmission state with clutch.
and if you are really new. selecting a gear is three steps disengage the engine with clutch, select transmission state with fork, reengage engine to new transmission state with clutch.
MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
You don’t select neutral to slow down. You stay in gear and let it wind down. Engine breaking.
eats packages
Deranged lunatic
It's easier that way if you don't ride manuals and they only can deduct 10 points total for braking in neutral.
A newbie would just brake until the car lugs and dies or focus so hard conceptually on engine braking that they forget how to actually brake.
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