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What are the steps for parking an automatic transmission car?

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OHector

07/24/25 12:12am

Automatic transmission car parking steps are: 1. Press the foot brake to stop the car, shift the gear from D to N, and pull the handbrake tight; 2. Release the foot brake, but do not turn off the power (the purpose is to confirm that the car can come to a complete stop under the handbrake's effect, preventing P gear lock-up); 3. Press the foot brake again, shift the gear from N to P; 4. Release the foot brake, press the start button to turn off the power, and the parking is complete. The gears of an automatic transmission car include: 1. P (Park): When the gear lever is in this position, the drive wheels are mechanically locked, and the engine can be started; 2. R (Reverse): When the vehicle is stationary, to shift from reverse R to park P, simply press the unlock button on the gear lever without stepping on the brake pedal.

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JuliaLee

08/10/25 8:00pm

I've been driving automatic transmission cars for over a decade, and while parking seems simple, doing it wrong can really damage your vehicle. When approaching your parking spot, first slow down and gently maneuver the car into a safe position. Once stopped, keep your foot firmly on the brake pedal. Then immediately engage the handbrake—also known as the parking brake—to secure the wheels and prevent rolling. Only after that should you shift the gear to Park (P) position, creating a dual safety mechanism with both the transmission lock and handbrake working together. Finally, turn off the engine, and your car is safely parked. Especially on slopes, always engage the handbrake firmly before shifting to P to avoid the vehicle's weight putting pressure on the transmission locking mechanism. I've seen many friends shift to P first and then apply the handbrake—this causes accelerated transmission wear over time, leading to expensive repairs. Make it a habit: always follow this sequence when parking, don't rush and skip the handbrake, and check if you've removed the key after turning off the engine. Following this routine daily will keep your car running smoothly for a decade without major issues—it's especially reassuring.

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