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March 9th 07, 10:19 AM
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Tweaking the throttle on approach
Hi,
In article .com, wrote: Which makes sense... I mean heck, sometimes I think that automobile drivers should be certified for manual transmissions. I see way too many drivers who are very scary to be behind, when starting on hills with their new 5-speed ;-) In the UK, they are. You can either take your driving test in a manual or an automatic. If you take it in a manual, you can drive either. If you take it in an automatic, you can only drive automatics. Andy 
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