How to Park an Automatic Transmission Car on a Slope

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Parking method for automatic transmission cars on a slope: First pull the handbrake, step on the foot brake, shift the gear to N position and then to P position. When parking on a slope, pay attention to whether the vehicle may roll back to avoid losses. Parking on an uphill road: When parking on an uphill road, control the steering wheel properly to prevent the vehicle from rolling back during parking, which may compromise safety and cause economic losses. Precautions for starting on a slope: 1. Always apply throttle when starting on a slope. During daily practice, stalling may occur due to greater resistance on the slope and insufficient idle speed, making it difficult for the vehicle to start. If the vehicle stalls while starting on a slope, for manual transmission cars, first apply the brake, then depress the clutch, stop the vehicle completely, and restart. 2. Pay attention to clutch control when starting on a slope. Do not release the clutch too high. If the clutch is released too high without releasing the handbrake, the vehicle may also stall. The driver needs to control the clutch to maintain the vehicle's semi-engaged state by observing the engine speed and the shaking of the car's front, and lightly stepping on the accelerator to start successfully.