Führerschein b197 aber Schaltung Probleme?
Hallo zusammen, ich habe gestern mein Führerschein bestanden und habe die Prüfung mit Automatik gemacht. Hatte 10 Fahrstunden mit Schaltung und Rest dann Automatik. Meine Mutter fährt halt noch ein Auto mit Schaltung und habe da so meine Probleme. Ich muss immer hingucken wenn ich schalte und so verliere ich kurz meine Beobachtung oder ich traue mich nicht zu schalten weil ich schon öfter in den falschen geschaltet habe. Wollte in den ersten war aber dann doch im dritten. Hat da jemand Ideen wie ich besser mit klar kommen kann. Auch vorhin im Kreisel wollte ich losfahren und war aber die ganze Zeit im 3. Gang voll unangenehm
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Hi. In October, too, my driving license was made with B197. At the beginning, there were also problems and, above all, as little as possible. On my first trip I just didn’t find the third gear… Meanwhile, half a year is around and I have been 18 for a month and also have a separate car(switch). The best tip is: practice, practice, practice. At first try to drive on simple routes and best daily. If you’re going to the big city, it’s totally complex (I wouldn’t recommend you). You’ll be safer with time. I have no problems anymore. Of course, I’ll baptize, but that’s what happens. Best not to be afraid.
PS: My driving instructor didn’t let me go automatic when I was pretty sure with the switch and only a few, not so tragic errors have happened with the switch. I hope you didn’t let your driving school take off the 10 hours and give you an automatic car, even though you still had serious trouble switching. That’s not the point. It is thought that you can do both, but you can also drive switches safely. If you haven’t been ready yet, of course, it will take longer until you learn the basics, but that’s time. You have to adjust to the car first. Since I’ve got my own car, I can’t go any more because it’s too unusual for me. With gasoline/diesel you have to change or possibly with the height (Audi is quite low/VW or Peugeot is higher). If you travel regularly, you will notice that it will be much easier for you in a month (progress is always individual). It’s just important that you stay on it, always look why you make a mistake and otherwise just don’t be afraid and just try out. I was very helpful and I couldn’t imagine driving a sleeper half a year ago. Now it’s super relaxed and I love my little flasher 🙂
And there are many driving school videos on YT. Maybe something’s right. Maybe this is how a “starter” magnetic sign helps you. People are more considerate when they see this on the car and you are less stressed. But don’t expect any peaks from you. Put on little progress and try to stay relaxed. Driving on usual routes really helps. If you should switch and notice it directly, stay on the clutch and get in the right gear. The best way to practice a few hours on a traffic exercise site and to switch all courses through. The brain gets used to the handles and eventually does not need the hypoocampus to retrieve the information. Then you will be faster and more routined.
Practice, practice and practice at low-fat times and roads until you can handle the circuit more safely.
It’s not different.
Or you’ll take another 10 hours at the driving school. Advantage: Tips from the instructor.
Exercise is the master.
You look for a quiet little street, or after the evening, a discount parking lot and practice right to switch.
Since only helps to practice, practice 🤷 ♂️
Question: How quickly did it get better? 🙂