Survey finds most drive automatic transmissions

By Austin White on November 21, 2022

In the survey of 41 students, there were 11 seniors, 17 juniors and 13 sophomores. Of the seniors, four could drive a manual transmission; of the juniors, there were 10; and of the sophomores, two could do it, so 16 of 41 in the survey had the skill.

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