- There is a set process for changing gears in a car: take foot off accelerator, put foot on clutch, change gear, swap peddles back.
- Always keep your eyes on the road.
- Simultaneous action.
- Let the gear shift pause as it crosses through neutral.
- Sometimes you will need to change to a lower gear for overtaking.
- Closely related to revs.
- Different people have different approaches to tackling it. For example, speed.
- Takes practice to master smoothly.
- Gears will need to be changed at different speeds.
- Different gears have different functions and qualities.
- Block changing is useful when changing gears. It is when you go through without stopping at each individual gear.
- Avoid 'snatching', changing gear with too much force.
- Low gears provide lots of acceleration.
- High gears provide speed.
- Releasing the clutch rapidly can result in rapid forward weight transfers.
- Releasing the clutch smoothly and moderating the throttle is essential to prevent wheel spin.
- Never change gear mid corner.
- In most vehicles the four gears form a 'H' appearance.
- The gear lever will automatically spring to neutral when not in gear.
- The sound of the engine will tell you when to change gear.
We then moved on to creating simple information graphics here is the first one I made using simple symbols to document moments of my life across a timeline...
After we moved on to taking our previous facts, choosing five and then portray them using a similar technique. I firstly drew it out by hand and then developed my design on Illustrator...
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