PDF LINK: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1282c... PREVIOUS VIDEO: • TIPS TO IMPROVE YOUR DEVELOPMENT... FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM / legtransito DRIVING PLAYLIST 2020 - 2021 • FREE DRIVING LESSONS PLAYLIST ABSENCES THAT FAIL THE DRIVING TEST: • ABSENCES THAT FAIL THE DRIVING TEST DONATION FOR THE PURCHASE OF TWO CAMERAS → Amount required: R$ 6,598.00 → Raised until 01/31/21: R$ 2,591.63 Thank you very much, from the bottom of my heart, to everyone who is helping us. APPLICATION LINK: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... OUR ONLINE COURSE OUR ONLINE COURSE https://ead.autoescolaonline.net/curs... OUR CHANNEL 2 - SUBSCRIBE / autoescolaonline APPLICATION LINK https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... Have you ever thought that you might not be changing gears correctly? Among the most experienced, there are those who believe they can "hear" the engine to get the gear timing right. But that's when you're increasing the speed. And how do you change gears at the right time? Now, the question becomes a little more complicated, doesn't it? The truth is that many drivers want to know what the best engine speed is to save fuel. They believe that changing gears at the right time, following the ideal speed for gear changes, can be effective in reducing consumption. But this article isn't just about the right speed for each gear. Today's topic is also the gearbox for gear changes. I will clarify the main doubts that car and motorcycle drivers have on the subject. The perfect time to change gears will be covered in the text, but I will also talk about how automatic transmissions work. After all, what happens when the automatic transmission does not engage gears? And in manual transmissions, what are the mistakes and successes of the driver when changing gears? Don't know how to change gears on a motorcycle? I will talk about that too. So, if you want to clear up your doubts about changing gears, be sure to read this article until the end. If all cars and motorcycles changed gears every 30 km/hour, for example, the driver's task would be easier. He could get behind the wheel of any vehicle and already know what to do to change gears. However, this changes depending on the model of the car or motorcycle. It turns out that there is no universal rule for changing gears, because vehicles have different gears. For example, some have four gears, while others have up to six. For those who are getting their first driver's license, changing gears is a subject that causes concern. The fear of making a mistake when changing gears is usually great. As time goes by, drivers no longer need to look at the gearshift to know which gear they are in. This fact alone represents a small achievement, doesn't it? But know that even experienced drivers sometimes "get" the gear wrong. So, don't worry. In this case, pay close attention: red is your car's enemy. Very high RPMs are bad for the engine. This happens when you try to "stretch" the gear. It can be useful in specific situations, such as when downshifting to overtake. In everyday life, if you spend a lot of time in first gear and take off for a long time, for example, this high RPM is harmful. It may not cause immediate problems, but you can be sure that the useful life of the engine, gearbox and clutch will be significantly reduced if you drive like this. So, when you look at the tachometer, you will notice that, at speeds appropriate for the gear, it is positioned at around 2,000 RPMs. Around 3,000 rpm is usually a good time to change gears. As you approach 4,000 rpm, you start to over-rev the gear. But it's worth remembering that this varies from vehicle to vehicle and also has to do with the power of your engine. Returning to the central question of this topic, to find out when to change gears, a good strategy is to look at the tachometer. It's quite likely that your car has this instrument on the dashboard, even if it's a basic model. You can see that, in general, it goes from 1 to 8, or close to that. When you multiply it by 1,000, you get the number of engine revolutions per minute. The higher the number, the closer it gets to the red color.