Class 3 vs class 3A licence

[Philipkee]

I personally feel class 3 is safer and better for learner drivers.  After they pass out it doesn't matter what car they drive. They have already learned all they need to know about gear changing and such and if they go overseas, there is no issue on them renting manual or auto cars

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i forgot how to drive alr since cars so ex

[Suntan]

No need. More options better for all drivers especially for sinkies that need a car to commute. Moi got class 3 but used to auto liao.

We had double standard here. It is terrible when double standard is being applied for foreigners with international driving licence working in Singapore and driving everyday.
Many are bad drivers regardless of the vehicle they drive or which country they come from or their occupations but they have double standard and we should not allow double standard.

[daryl76]

nowadays smlj cars also got auto transmission

class 3 aka manual also useless

[Philipkee]

nowadays smlj cars also got auto transmission

class 3 aka manual also useless

It's a good foundation. Like we have calculators but we still teach people to count 1+1

[Keeptrucking]

I miss driving manual cars. Might rent one when i go overseas next time.

[Magical Fingertip]

AcTually person with class 3 license just passed  might not be able to accustom and drive auto cars well immediately

[Philipkee]

AcTually person with class 3 license just passed  might not be able to accustom and drive auto cars well immediately

Actually true.  I used to drive a manual (Hyundai accent) then when I went to drive an auto car, I couldn't move the car initially.  Kept jerking.  Then I realised it's an auto car and my instinct was left leg press the clutch to get ready to move but cos it was an auto I was jamming the foot break while trying to move off

But after a very short while it's ok.

When driving auto and switching to manual it took much longer to get used to it.  Manual to auto it's not too bad

[Magical Fingertip]

Actually true.  I used to drive a manual (Hyundai accent) then when I went to drive an auto car, I couldn't move the car initially.  Kept jerking.  Then I realised it's an auto car and my instinct was left leg press the clutch to get ready to move but cos it was an auto I was jamming the foot break while trying to move off

But after a very short while it's ok.

When driving auto and switching to manual it took much longer to get used to it.  Manual to auto it's not too bad

Happen to me too. My license is class 3 pass then drive auto keep use both legs to operate instinctively
Eg. Left leg step brake pedal right leg accelerator. Quite dangerous actually

[daryl76]

It's a good foundation. Like we have calculators but we still teach people to count 1+1

is there even any bread n butter car on manual transmission now?

haha i can only think of cs3 and vios

[jim889]

is there even any bread n butter car on manual transmission now?

haha i can only think of cs3 and vios

nowadays standard is auto.
want manual need to payed extra 2000
 

[daryl76]

nowadays standard is auto.
want manual need to payed extra 2000
 

hahahahahaha ya lor
even those small cc cars also auto
like edmw favorite phv car mitsubishi attrage

[encourageSome1]

I personally feel class 3 is safer and better for learner drivers.  After they pass out it doesn't matter what car they drive. They have already learned all they need to know about gear changing and such and if they go overseas, there is no issue on them renting manual or auto cars

We all hardly go overseas
N if overseas we also may not drive
If drive we may not be well verse or safe
Sg small
All new car auto
Why insist on difficult when life can be easier ? Just insist g tk active measure so ppl don't anyhowly 3a go drive 3 can alr ?

[Philipkee]

is there even any bread n butter car on manual transmission now?

haha i can only think of cs3 and vios

If there are buyers there will be sellers.  There are bread and butter manual cars still but the SE tell me it's all specially indented for driving schools.  But if there is a demand, maybe they can sell to public also

[daryl76]

If there are buyers there will be sellers.  There are bread and butter manual cars still but the SE tell me it's all specially indented for driving schools.  But if there is a demand, maybe they can sell to public also

i cant think of any new models that comes in MT anymore

even when we went back indonesia earlier this year, many AT cars also... i was hoping to get a MT to play play