1const e=`<h3><strong>Gear changing - down (manual transmission)</strong></h3> 2 3<p><img alt="Placeholder image" height="419" src="/assets/book-pages/Images/3.png"></p> 4 5<p>1. Check rear view mirror(s).</p> 6 7<p>2. Release accelerator pedal smoothly.</p> 8 9<p>3. Brake if necessary to appropriate speed for circumstances. (Braking shall be completed before a lower gear may be selected)</p> 10 11<p>4. Remove right foot completely from brake pedal.</p> 12 13<p>5. Place right foot accelerator pedal.</p> 14 15<p>6. Depress clutch pedal fully.</p> 16 17<p>7. Select gear.</p> 18 19<p>8. Replace hand to appropriate position on steering wheel.</p> 20 21<p>9. Start releasing clutch pedal slowly and smoothly to contact point.</p> 22 23<p>10. Depress accelerator pedal smoothly and progressively whilst releasing clutch pedal completely.</p> 24 25<p>11. Remove foot from clutch pedal.</p> 26 27<p><strong>Note A: </strong></p> 28 29<p>If the speed of the vehicle increases considerably without application of the accelerator and if continuous use of the service brake is necessary, brake to the appropriate speed before a lower gear is engaged in order to minimise an increase in speed. Repeat this procedure as necessary. Should an applicant fail to select a lower gear with a 2nd attempt, it shall be regarded as coasting. Avoid selecting a lower gear to assist or replace braking in order to reduce the speed of the vehicle.</p> 30 31<p><strong>Note B: </strong></p> 32 33<p>Gears should be changed, where possible, whilst travelling on a straight course.</p> 34 35<p><strong>Note C: </strong></p> 36 37<p>An appropriate gear shall be selected before descending a steep gradient.</p> 38 39<p><strong>Note D: </strong></p> 40 41<p>If an ascending gradient is being negotiated where road speed reduces despite continuous application of the accelerator pedal, then the change down to a lower gear shall be carried out before the speed drops to a point where the use of the lower gear will not serve its purpose or the engine starts laboring.</p> 42`;export{e as default};
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