Drive Manual

Drive Manual is an Canadian YouTuber who shows off techniques and basic features of learning to operate a car with a standard transmission which are sometimes called stick shifts. Some of the videos take place in the car where there are multiple cameras on the pedals and the happenings of the traffic ahead. However, there are some videos that are indoors that use a cardboard design to learn stick-shift.
The basic techniques in the video include upshift, rev-match, bite point, rolling starts, starting on an incline, etc. There are links that showcase other videos to watch before learning stick-shift, and most of the videos are over 10 minutes. The car he showcases has 5 forward gears.
Drive Manual takes place in Canada along with using kilometres per hourhttps://youtu.be/ovY9mttPKvA?t=77 which means that the steering wheel is on the left side of the car, but drivers in the United Kingdom and other right-side driving countries can learn from these videos. These videos are assumed to be targeted at Canadian and American drivers since European drivers can learn manual easier due to easier access and is assumed to be learned. There is the default channel icon, and there are no custom thumbnails. However, the YouTuber singlecams is behind Drive Manual.
==Trivia==
*About 9 percent of Canadian cars are manual which are offeredhttps://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/news/industry-news/the-shift-from-manual-why-the-demise-of-stick-shift-is-accelerating/article26795936/, and the rate for American cars is lower at 3%https://www.latimes.com/business/autos/laautoshow/la-fi-hy-disappearing-stick-shift-20161115-story.html which means the audience for this channel is relatively small.
==References==
Category:Educational YouTubers
Category:Canadian YouTubers
Category:Users who joined in 2016