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Hill Holder.
Hill Holder is one name for hill-start assistance. Depending on the vehicle, it temporarily maintains braking after releasing the pedal to help move off; activation and duration depend on the manufacturer. It does not hold the vehicle indefinitely or replace the parking brake. Consult the manual and retain control.
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Hill Holder.
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