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Yes, it must be applied for most stops.
When we stop our vehicle, we must always leave the parking brake applied, whether we are going to leave the vehicle or remain inside it during the stop. At traffic lights, for example, this is not compulsory.
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Yes, it must be applied for most stops.
It is only necessary for stops lasting more than 3 minutes.
It is not necessary in any case.
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