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Reduce speed and stop the vehicle during driving.
To reduce speed and stop the vehicle during driving. The parking brake holds a parked vehicle stationary; the service brake is not used only when the parking brake fails. The clutch disconnects the engine from the transmission: pressing it does not distribute braking equally among the wheels. Brake-system design and controls determine distribution; do not assert that both pedals must always be fully depressed together for every braking manoeuvre.
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Reduce speed and stop the vehicle during driving.
Be used only when the parking brake fails.
Always replace the parking brake, even when the driver leaves the vehicle.
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