Clutch Brake

Hey people im 17 years old and am a student (learning to drive)
My driving instructor told me to look in the highway code book on how and when to use the clutch and brake. i cannot find in this document. so im NANG you ask people to help me:)
I hope you have in mind. bascially coming to a stop, as when traffic is coming and then I put the clutch down first, then the brake? then exiting I understand, I'm going to gear eg Gear 2-2 1? Sorry if you do not understand my point is PPL bascially coming to a HOLT at a crossroads or main road or a roundabout. I wear the right to speak clutch and brake clutch or just until the brake or im confussed lol HELP !!!!!!

I understand perfectly how you're confused and see exactly where you are coming from. Driving a manual is difficult (I know because I used a few times). When slowing down to push in the clutch and shift to lower gear. For example if you are in 4th gear and slow down for a red light, then switch to third. Once you got to 20 km / h passing second speed. And once you get off at 10 mph, you can then move into 1st gear. The following table lists devices and when you should use them (depending on the speed as you go). I think this will help you.
1st speed: 1-20 km / h
2nd speed: 20-25 km / h
3rd speed: 25-39 km / h
4th speed: 40-49 km / h
5th Gear: 50 + MPH
If you do not want to move down from all gears just push in the clutch to the gear lever in the middle of the column (neutral) and the brake until you come to a complete stop, then back into 1st gear. At the start of a new management interesction lights from green to red as your right foot on the gas and slow down the clutch. Once you've reached the midpoint, you can release it at any speed and the car accelerates gradually (depending on the hardness of accelator is pushed. Do not let the clutch without giving immediatedly gas or you stall the engine on the middle of the road and drivers behind you become impatient because they do not receive the green light to go through. I have however made this mistake several times myself and if it happens just restart the engine as soon as possible and resume driving the car. I hope this helped you.

You'll get several different opinions on the answer to your question, then your best bet is to hire a driving instructor school and pay a few dollars so you can get on with your life.

When ur stoppin, no brake first slow, then put ur clutch downwards to stop the car completely. then move back to the car first, not try to wrest No other gear!

If you brake, you need to put the clutch in a short time before coming to rest, otherwise the car stall (engine off). If you are on a stopping distance, you may need to change gears more than once even. You will learn what is appropriate gear for the rumor that the car engine does. If your clutch is down, you're not really train (cabotage) - something you do not have to do more than the time needed to shift gears. You can not totally control your car while you are coasting example, if you suddenly had to accelerate, you could not until the car was going so it's a security issue. Hope that helps ...

YOU REALLY need to get a better result INSTRUCTOR! (If you're down in 1 or 2 and put your FIRST DOWN CLUTCH You can actually go faster) I hope it is cheap.

Use the clutch:

Parting out: in the car in 1st gear clutch can slowly. The point at which the clutch begins to engage is called the "bite". It is when you release the handbrake.
As in the upward direction you need to release the handbrake with a lot of attention when the clutch reaches the bite. It takes a little practice.

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