What Truckers Need to Know About Winter Driving With an Automatic Transmission Truck

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Being a passionate manual user in passenger cars, I have to agree with this guy. Being a rookie  I was highly upset with my driving school not providing a standard transmission truck for me to operate and test in. Unfortunately now I have an Automatic restriction.\n\nWhat was stated in the video I experienced personally last night with the storm that crept through the Midwest (Minnesota specifically).\n\nI also hate docking with this automatic as sometimes the drivetrain doesn't want to stop after making contact. This morning it rocked and bucked me horribly, where as in a manual I could have engaged the clutch and freed up the tension.","replyToPid":0}