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Originally Posted by No one
Well.  To hold the wheel while shifting seems simpler than to avoid money shift. My money shift (I noticed in time to prevent the "money"  ) was due to failing to apply the side effort rather than pulling against pushing (the "tension" did it there) - that's LHD/RHD irrelevant, I believe.
You are sitting in an uncomfortable position (don't squeeze your rick  ), your left foot tends to slide off the pedal (you are violating the design - being too smart isn't too smart, after all  ) and why does your floor mat not fit properly? You are lucky your gas pedal is floor mounted, it could get stuck behind otherwise.
To make a better driver you should make wise decisions about pedal priority: it's not about speed, it's about situation analysis. I mind most drivers behind don't match my M-Sport brakes  and when a dog rushed under my car out of darkness/nowhere on a crosswalk it wasn't because I was going fast or had my foot on the gas (or didn't look: of course I did, just couldn't/failed to see it in time) that I hit it, it was just too close.  The conclusion I made was being even more careful as a two legged dog/bitch would cause trouble  , not reconsider my driving technique. |
Your input is noted...and binned
The left foot is firmly on the 'elongated' pedal and if you had followed my advice the bitch may still be living.