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No, a normal parking manoeuvre is not a deployment trigger.
No. Airbags are designed to deploy when sensors detect crash conditions requiring deployment, not simply because a normal parking manoeuvre is performed. Deployment criteria depend on system design and crash characteristics, not just vehicle speed. This does not mean deployment is impossible in a collision during parking or that a malfunction can never occur.
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Yes, whenever reverse gear is selected.
No, a normal parking manoeuvre is not a deployment trigger.
Yes, every time the brake is applied when parking.
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