Passing my driver license test next week and I'm really

it's ok if you don't pass the test on the first try. look at your left mirror, right mirror, and rear view (in that order) every 5 seconds. drive the speed limit. if you're nervous the instructor will understand, but try your hardest to be confident anyway.

also try to take the test using an automatic if you can. and then learn manual in a parking lot afterwards.

>>35926978
where the fuck is it a requirement to test with manual?

Robots actually have an advantage during driving tests

The instructors deal with know-it-all teenage normies all the time, a robot who knows what he is doing but is practically on the verge of tears the whole time will get a pity pass every now and then provided you aren't overtly incompetent

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>>35927090
I find it weird that there are places where it isn't.

>>35927219
im in quebec and it's not a requirement

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The car is a tool, an extension of you. You are in full control of it.

The only part of a manual that has some difficulty is going from a standstill to first gear. Timing the clutch is critical and every blue moon I'll lurch it slightly. Haven't stalled in like two years though.

Everything beyond that can be mastered in like 72 hours.

>>35927090
Pretty much everywhere outside of the USA I suppose