And never will you stall again. (stalling is A) embarrassing, B) slightly dangerous as the car behind you might just keep going, and C) embarrassing... 
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Gavin
and D) the immense loss of concentration just to keep your shitty ICE running could be spend much better elsewhere. Really, everywhere. I might drive clutchless while readings eg. Russels Introduction to mathematical philosophy and would still be a better driver than now
Well, I wouldnt have made my license if I didnt knew I had a high chance of getting a non-stalling vehicle in the near future - now I've just to decide which one.
Zero picked up a MSF certification for their 2012 XU. While learning to use a clutch is a very valuable skill for motorcyclists in general, there are a number of two-wheeled vehicles which do not need it. Many scooters use a CVT, and a small number of motorcycles have a dual-clutch automated transmission option.
Over here not one has realised that vehicles may have automatic transmission. While I can see that people used to manual shifting dont want to use those strange automatic shifters (you know, the ones with D for drive, O for overtaking etc) as they (at least seem to) work like those made in the 70ies which actually werent really that great, but I cannot understand why people dont use semiautomatic transmission (automated clutch, but you choose the gear yourself), which seem to merge the best of both worlds. Also, im quite sure that no human has the ability to surpass electrical system matching the speed of the disks. Then again, I havent seen that much humans till now
