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I think this is simply caused by most European cars using manual transmission, unlike cars in the U.S., which usually have automatic transmission.

When stopping on a light with a manual transmission, you might shift into neutral for the wait. When the light turns yellow, you'd shift into first, and then when it turns green, you'd start going.

With an automatic transmission, you simply hit the brake and then gas, so there's no need for the extra step (shift into first) like in automaticmanual transmission cars.

I think this is simply caused by most European cars using manual transmission, unlike cars in the U.S., which usually have automatic transmission.

When stopping on a light with a manual transmission, you might shift into neutral for the wait. When the light turns yellow, you'd shift into first, and then when it turns green, you'd start going.

With an automatic transmission, you simply hit the brake and then gas, so there's no need for the extra step (shift into first) like in automatic transmission cars.

I think this is simply caused by most European cars using manual transmission, unlike cars in the U.S., which usually have automatic transmission.

When stopping on a light with a manual transmission, you might shift into neutral for the wait. When the light turns yellow, you'd shift into first, and then when it turns green, you'd start going.

With an automatic transmission, you simply hit the brake and then gas, so there's no need for the extra step (shift into first) like in manual transmission cars.

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I think this is simply caused by most European cars using manual transmission, unlike cars in the U.S., which usually have automatic transmission.

When stopping on a light with a manual transmission, you might shift into neutral for the wait. When the light turns yellow, you'd shift into first, and then when it turns green, you'd start going.

With an automatic transmission, you simply hit the brake and then gas, so there's no need for the extra step (shift into first) like in automatic transmission cars.