How to drive a manual car - How to use clutch control at roundabouts

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Learning clutch control is important, especially if you want to move off quickly at a roundabout. Learning to drive a manual car / stick shift can sometimes seem difficult. Knowing when to go on a UK roundabout & being confident with the gas and clutch control at roundabouts is. Not using the gas and clutch properly will mean you'll be stalling or moving onto the roundabout slowly.

This video was made for our subscribers who requested us to make it to help them with the gas and clutch control. This video will help you if you're learning to use the clutch and if you want to know when to go onto a roundabout safely. Have a look at our other video to make sure that you understand how to do roundabouts.

Want to know all about roundabouts then have a look at our other video -    • How To Deal with Roundabouts Driving ...  
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If you do stop at a roundabout, then use the handbrake. It's very useful as it means that you can use the gas to help you move off quickly (less chance of stalling too).

When you see your chance to get onto the roundabout, give it more gas, get the biting point, release the handbrake, more gas and then raise the clutch quicker. You can then change up to 2nd gear.

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00:00 Clutch control at roundabouts intro
00:41 Examples of clutch control at roundabouts
02:23 When to go onto the roundabout examples
07:10 How to get onto the roundabout
08:17 Examples of when to go onto roundabouts
09:44 Outro

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