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Yes, but not nearly as bad as magnetic plates can. I've heard stories of magnetic plates melting into the cars paintwork when parked for a few hours in the sun.

I believe the test now runs for 40 minutes, but depending on how busy your instructor is, combined with the levels of traffic, this may be shorter or slightly longer (most likely shorter). A trick I learned is to follow some of the driving schools around the streets, as they often follow the...

Being completely honest, I believe it depends on the examiner. It is a bad practise though, as even by resting your foot on the clutch when not in use, it is still slightly engaged and will prematurely wear out. It took me a few goods months to break the habit once I discovered it. I don't have...

Cheers Pritnep, I've been hearing conflicting things from my mates so I just wanted to get it cleared up. I've done 80+ hours without an instructor, so I don't think I'll have any issues now I know the correct stopping method. Mystical Element, it's important that you don't rest your foot on...

Hi guys. Long time lurker, first time poster. I've also got my P's test in a manual soon (ie just over a week), and was wondering how the RTA expect you to come to a complete stop. 1) Shift down through each gear, taking your foot completely off the clutch each time, except clutch in...