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The parking brake.
The parking brake. Also stop the engine and disconnect the starting system; select the appropriate gear or parking position and take the other applicable precautions. Switching off the engine alone is insufficient, and there is no universal identical control sequence for every vehicle: follow the manual and secure the vehicle before leaving.
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The parking brake.
Only the starting system, leaving the parking brake released.
Only switch off the engine, without securing against movement.
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