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Bodywork brake.
Bodywork brake is not one of those functions. Parking braking keeps the vehicle stationary; secondary braking allows slowing and stopping if service braking fails, under applicable requirements. Engine braking does exist as a retarding effect and must not be denied: it is not a function called bodywork brake. Parking braking may be operated by means other than a manual lever.
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Bodywork brake.
Parking brake.
Secondary brake.
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