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How Do Traffic Police Tow a Car with Parking Brake Engaged and in P Mode?

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MacRhett

07/29/25 6:14pm

For automatic transmission vehicles, engaging the P mode locks all four wheels. In such cases, traffic police use specialized "skates" to secure the rear wheels, lifting them off the ground, and then tow the vehicle by its front wheels. Even if the parking brake is engaged on all four wheels, traffic police can still tow the car using "skates" to prevent any damage to the vehicle. Below is an introduction to towing: The full name of a tow truck is a road clearance vehicle, also known as a recovery vehicle. It is a specialized vehicle designed for towing cars, composed of a chassis, lifting device, towing and pulling device, hydraulic system, electronic control system, body, and toolboxes. It features multiple functions such as lifting, pulling, and towing, making it suitable for clearance operations on highways and urban roads.

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