How should a car be parked?
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Parking a car differs slightly between automatic and manual transmission models. Manual transmission model: First, press the brake to slow the car down. Then, hold the brake to bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Engage the handbrake, shift the gear to neutral. Turn off the engine, exit the car, and lock the doors. Automatic transmission model: First, press the brake to slow the car down. Then, hold the brake to bring the vehicle to a complete stop. Shift the gear to neutral, engage the handbrake, and finally shift the gear to P (Park). Turn off the engine, exit the car, and lock the doors. The front wheels of a car are steering wheels, meaning the rear wheels can only rotate around a point on the extension line of the rear axle. To park a car in a parking space, first position the rear wheels correctly. The front wheels can be approximately considered as capable of moving laterally, making the task straightforward.