Can a Manual Transmission License Drive an Automatic Transmission Car?

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MarcusLynn
07/30/25 12:48am
A manual transmission license can drive an automatic transmission car. Here are the differences between manual and automatic transmissions: Different gear shifting methods: Manual transmission cars require the driver to use the clutch pedal to shift gears; automatic transmission cars do not require the driver to use the clutch pedal to shift gears. Different gear positions: Manual transmissions typically have gears 1 through 5 plus R (reverse); automatic transmissions usually have P (park), N (neutral), R (reverse), and D (drive) gears. Manual transmissions require the driver to press the clutch to change gears, and the driver must be very proficient in the operation of the clutch, accelerator, and gear shifting, making it more demanding on driving skills. Automatic transmissions do not require the driver to press the clutch or shift gears frequently, making them a good choice for those who are not skilled in clutch operation and gear shifting.
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