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Parking.
When we immobilise our vehicle accidentally and without any prior intention on the part of the driver, we say that we are making a stop. Parking and stopping, on the other hand, require the vehicle driver to intend to stop or park it.
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Stopping.
A brief stop.
Parking.
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