How to reverse a manual car - Clutch control in reverse

How to reverse a car in a straight line using clutch control .\r
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Easy tips on how to use clutch control in reverse. FAQ about reversing a manual car in a straight line answered in this video: Which way do I steer in reverse? How do I use clutch control in reverse? How do I reverse a car? How can I reverse in a straight line?\r
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Reversing a car in a straight line with clutch control. Learning to drive a manual car can be difficult. To reverse slowly will take good control of the clutch. During this video well give you some clutch control tips. Learning to drive reversing help.\r
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Reverse gear can be located in different places, depending on the car. Reverse gear is represented by the letter R on top of the gear stick. Changing into reverse gear will turn your white reverse lights on automatically behind the car. Make sure that its safe all around before you reverse, especially looking out for pedestrians, cyclists and motorbikes.\r
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Give it a little amount of gas depending on if youre reversing uphill, downhill or if its a flat road and then find the biting point. When you get the biting point in reverse, the back will raise up. Lowering the clutch will slow you down. Raising the clutch to the biting point will make you move faster. Dont let go of the clutch completely or youll move too fast which will make it harder to control.\r
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Steer to the left in reverse to make the back of the car go left. \r
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Steer right to make the back go right. Having a reliable point on the back window to keep the kerb lined up with can help.\r
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The full clutch control tutorial video can be found here \r
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