How to brake smoothly in manual and automatic cars? The chauffeur stop.

I can't believe Richard stole a necklace

This is jolt, which is a third order derivative. 1st order is a vector velocity (change in position over time) measured in metres per second. 2nd order is acceleration (change in velocity over time) measured in metres per second squared. 3rd order is jolt (change in acceleration over time) measured in metres per second cubed.

Thanks for the tips! My wife always tell me I drive jerky, so hopefully I will improve 😊

Wish my driving instructor was like this.
Just had my first ever lesson, and he had me driving through after work traffic though main roads, intersections, roundabouts, backwards parking all within an hour of the first time behind the wheel.
I don't think I've felt anxiety like that ever in my life.

Too much explaining without moving and showing us practicaly,

Meanwhile me during my first lesson apply brake like I want to fully stop an Airbus A380 😂

I’m a learner and this was absolutely incredible.

Smooth is my style. Unfortunately in the US, the norm is to brake late and hard. Many will try to pass people that brake even a little early.

My mum always stops at 101% capacity, rip my neck

Thank you for good explaination.

I used to do this in my last car which was an automatic. I thought I was the only one who thought like this lol. Now I have my first stick and I feel like I need to learn all over again

Drive your car like you would a train.

But I thought you got to put your foot on the brake when you stop.

Is it ill-advised to break on a bump or speed hump? I was advised to slow before the bump, let the car take you over it and don't break on them (unless absolutely necessary) as it puts more stress on the suspension over time. How accurate is that? I often see people get to the speed bump and slow mid speed bump.

I'd love to drive, but a Peugeot 107 would cost me £5,026.76 annually with a black-box :)

So when I clutch in with these method?

My instructor told me this morning I have to practice my breaking! And he was si pissed 😢

my instructor says im not braking hard enough

Approximately from how many meters fom the stoppage point should one start the breaking process?

Thank you so much Richard, I was stressed, had my first lesson today and I was breaking harshly, tomorrow I will put theory into practice

had a drive around a quiet place with my dad in a narrowed although ive learned for few months, but absolutely nailed it thanks for your beginner guide, plus some driving sims as well as a car lover, cheers!

Thanks you so much

My instructor would say break smoothly but never explained how this was good

Cool to see that im not alone doing this

had my first lesson today and stalled on a roundabout 😭😭

thank you bro

This could have been a 5 minute 7 minute video.

Uk driving test is not easy i see some peaple go some where else to pass

I am looking for an instructor can I take lessons from you?

So i should be easing into the brake like using the gas rather than flooring it if needed. Ive been told i should not be "riding the brake" as it grinds down the brake and i just dont care since it gives a smooth ride.

I used the coast technique for a couple of minutes on a offroad and the glow plug symbol started flashing, and right after I changed into a gear it disappeared, so is it bad to coast for a longer period? I drive VW Golf 5 1.9 TDI, I heard coasting could be bad for some cars!

Oh you can just tap it lightly each time too that works

Many thanks mate, that was sooo helpful.

I know a guy who uses a paper cup filled with water instead of necklace. I heard he's a pretty good driver now helping his dad selling tofu

A very good video!! I wish my instructor was as good as you. He never explains anything but expects me to do every thing rightly

In King Lord and my Master Jesus Name, Amen.

your videos help me alot

God dam my instructor never explained that I should release the brake right before it stops, so I would always slowly push the brake until it reaches the end... And then it just stops as if I suddently hit the brake although I would start braking around 5-6 sec earlier

You r excellent at your explanation

How to do the chauffeur stop when stopping uphill or downhill? Release the brake at the stopping moment may result in rolling as the clutch is down. My instructor told me to clutch down first and then brake when going uphill, as the hill is already braking for us. But I just can't get the braking force right and it send me a jolt. Might be I just too afraid of rolling back?

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I drive so good and my first driving test was last week she fail me about brake I don’t believe this is a good reason??

Breaking is really important especially downhill. Although I recently got the license (at 18), I started driving at the age of 13, because my dad made me drive forcefully to do deliveries at dawn. I had to go through a hill to the other side of the town to do deliveries. I was afraid to drive in the beginning and made many mistakes, but eventually I picked up. The trick is to listen to your car. I then learned toe and hill technique to drive better on hills. Now that I look back, my dad taught me how to brake efficiently indirectly. What he used to do was give me a cup of water to put in the cup holder. He told me that if I don't spill the water, the tofu that I used to deliver would not get spoiled. I still hate driving, but my friends with whom I work at a gas station part-time, tell me that driving is fun. They are a part of some local racing team called Akina Speed Stars. Sounds funny. Anyway, it's dawn already and I need to do deliveries otherwise my old man would give me hell. Ciao.

Smooth "progressive braking" is the way to slow down a vehicle, instead of slamming on the brakes all at once...

Yes you do, all the love from Morocco, your tips helped me not stall so thank you, that was my biggest fear, you also helped me with hills, where I live there are hills everywhere.

6/6/22

i can say i mastered this brake on manual but on automatic, car moves forward when you start to release the brake at the end, or either i bounce the car ever so slightly. in automatics, i have to put the gear in neutral to do this chauffeur finish. can this be done in drive gear in automatic transmission?