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On all the wheels of the vehicle
On all the car’s wheels, to reduce speed and stop when required. It does not act only on the front or rear wheels. This question concerns a conventional car; do not apply a right-foot pedal and four-wheel description to every vehicle type or adaptation. The parking brake is a different system.
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On the rear wheels
On the front wheels
On all the wheels of the vehicle
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