Clutch state would be lost on at least 95% of drivers in the USA.
Honestly, I'd wager that half the people driving a manual car that's not in a sports car doesn't even know what the clutch is actually doing. They just know they need to press it while shifting and hold it halfway out for a second or two when coming from a stop with no concept on why they have to do that, other than "That's what you do in a manual transmission".
Honestly, I'd wager that half the people driving a manual car that's not in a sports car doesn't even know what the clutch is actually doing. They just know they need to press it while shifting and hold it halfway out for a second or two when coming from a stop with no concept on why they have to do that, other than "That's what you do in a manual transmission".