How Do You Drive A Stick Shift With A Broken Left Foot?
As if driving a manual transmission vehicle isn’t difficult enough to master, it becomes an even greater challenge when attempting to do so with a broken left foot. However, it’s not a sequel to “Mission Impossible,” provided you exercise caution and take your time. Practice these steps in an empty parking lot or on a deserted road before you drive a stick shift in traffic with a broken foot. Move to the driver’s side of the vehicle on your crutches and open the door. While balancing on the left crutch, place the right crutch on either the passenger side or the back seat of the vehicle. Lean on the remaining crutch and turn your backside toward the driver’s seat. Carefully lower your body into the car, using your right leg for balance and support. Roll down the driver’s side window about halfway and partially close the door. Bring the crutch into the vehicle close to the left side of your body. Feed the top, padded portion through the open window and place the bottom of the crutch just
