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By temporarily maintaining brake pressure while moving from brake to accelerator.
It temporarily maintains brake pressure while the driver moves from the brake to the accelerator, helping prevent rolling. A sensor alone does not hold the vehicle. Duration and activation conditions depend on the system; it does not guarantee indefinite holding or replace driver control. Consult the vehicle manual.
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By temporarily maintaining brake pressure while moving from brake to accelerator.
By sharply accelerating the engine without driver input.
By always holding the vehicle indefinitely, even if the driver takes no action.
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