Automatic Driving tuition In York
At Daniel's Driving School in York, I welcome all students who wish to learn to drive in an Automatic car.
Manual VS Automatic – What’s the difference?
Without getting too technical, a manual car has a gear system that you operate yourself by moving the gear lever and pressing down the clutch pedal. Manual transmission cars have five or six gears, plus reverse, giving you full control over how the car performs. These cars can be more difficult to drive than automatics, and drivers of manual cars also sometimes experience stalling when trying to get their car into gear.
The car I use – a Hyundai Ioniq – as your training vehicle, has specifications which include: Leather Seats, Driver’s Seat Electric Adjustment, Front Seats Heated & Ventilated, Power-assisted Steering, Climate-control, Anti-lock Braking System, Dual-controls, Electric Windows, Adjustable Steering Wheel (Rake & Reach), Easy-to-read Dashboard, Built-in Sat Nav, Automatic Lights, Automatic Wipers.
Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn
Some common questions
Is it easier to learn to drive in an automatic car?
If you pass your driving test with an automatic car, you are only legally allowed to drive automatic cars.
Are automatic cars becoming more popular in the UK?Are automatic cars becoming more popular in the UK?
Is it cheaper to drive a manual or automatic car?
Automatic cars can be more expensive than manual, because the parts that make up an automatic gearbox are more complex. However, an automatic car might save you money in the long run through fuel efficiency.
In the past, automatic cars were less fuel efficient than manual versions, but this has changed with improvements in technology. Automatic cars built in the last few years will often have more gears than previous models, which allows them to work at a lower engine speed. In some cases, automatic cars are now actually more fuel efficient than their manual equivalents, especially those cars that are hybrids. This means that you’ll be saving money at the pump every time if you drive an automatic car.
In the end, whether an automatic car is cheaper in the long run will depend on you as a driver. If you regularly drive long distances but buy a new car every few years, an automatic car could be cheaper.
TAILORED FOR YOU
•Refresher driving lessons
•Motorway driving •Defensive driving
•I also specialise in driving lessons for anyone who needs to exchange their non-UK driving licence for a UK one. Irrespective of how many years you have been driving abroad, each person is unique in their needs and requirements to successfully reach the standard to pass a UK driving test.