Which is more difficult to test for, automatic or manual transmission?
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Most driving test vehicles are manual transmission, so it's better to practice with a manual transmission. Automatic transmission cars, also known as "senior cars," are relatively simpler to operate, and generally, drivers who can handle manual transmission can operate automatic transmission cars. 1. The difference between manual and automatic transmission lies in gear shifting. Manual transmission requires controlling the clutch to shift gears, and lack of coordination between hands and feet can cause the engine to stall. Automatic transmission's clutch is controlled by a computer, so stalling is rare. 2. If you have an automatic transmission car at home, you can learn automatic transmission, as it is easier to practice and operate. 3. If you haven't bought a car yet or your family car is manual transmission, it's better to learn manual. Because once you obtain a C1 license (manual transmission), you can drive C2 (automatic transmission), C3 (low-speed trucks), and C4 (three-wheeled vehicles). Otherwise, with only a C2 license, you can only drive automatic transmission cars and cannot drive C1, C3, or C4 vehicles.