Do You Need to Press the Brake When Turning Off an Automatic Car?

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DiDaniel
07/30/25 7:25am
When turning off an automatic car, you need to press the brake. Here are some additional details: 1. Automatic Transmission: After the vehicle comes to a complete stop, shift the gear to P or N position before turning off the engine. When parking on a slope, first shift the gear to N position, then press the brake, engage the handbrake, wait for the vehicle to stabilize, shift the gear to P position, release the foot brake, and finally turn off the engine. For temporary stops at intersections or due to traffic congestion, 2. Operation Method: Different operation methods should be adopted based on specific situations. When waiting for traffic signals or during prolonged stops with the gear lever in D position, it is recommended to use both the foot brake and handbrake simultaneously. If you are decelerating while driving at high speed, simply press the brake, but avoid pressing it all the way down.
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