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Apply the parking brake and leave first gear engaged.
Apply the parking brake and leave first gear engaged. On a downhill slope, leave reverse engaged; where applicable, use the gearbox’s parking position. If leaving the vehicle, take the necessary precautions to prevent unauthorised use.
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Use only the parking brake, without leaving a gear engaged.
Leave reverse engaged and apply the parking brake.
Apply the parking brake and leave first gear engaged.
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