What are the steps for temporary roadside parking?

[ElijahDella]

The steps for temporary roadside parking are: turn on the right turn signal, observe the interior rearview mirror, slow down, observe the right side mirror, pull over, park safely, and turn on the hazard warning lights. The sequence for manual transmission parking is: 1. Turn on the right or left turn signal; 2. Gently press the brake to reduce speed, observe the right side mirror, and drive to the right; 3. When the speed is relatively low, press the clutch pedal, and pay attention to the surrounding distance when parking; 4. After the car is stationary, shift to neutral, turn off the turn signal, engage the handbrake, and turn off the engine. Precautions for manual transmission parking: 1. Practice pressing the clutch pedal and release it slowly; 2. Master the coordination between the accelerator and clutch, and avoid releasing the clutch quickly; 3. Master the timing of gear shifting, shift in order without skipping gears; 4. Learn to press the accelerator evenly for smooth acceleration.

[ValeriaAnn]

I've had to make several temporary stops, and safety is key in the operation: first, turn on the right turn signal to alert those behind, start slowing down about 50 meters from the stopping point, and ease over to the side without sharp turns. Look for a wider spot, avoiding fire hydrants or pedestrian crossings, and only come to a full stop after checking the rearview mirror to ensure no cars are approaching. Once parked, immediately engage the handbrake and shift to neutral. If stopping for a longer duration, like waiting for takeout, turn off the engine to save fuel. In rainy or foggy conditions, turn on the hazard lights for better visibility. Remember not to park for too long to avoid a ticket, and keep valuables out of sight to deter theft. In short, safety first—don’t disrupt traffic, and these simple steps can prevent accidents.

[LeJune]

Temporary parking on the roadside should never be done carelessly: Start by turning on your indicator lights, giving others at least 30 meters' notice of your intention to stop; reduce your speed to below 20 km/h and gradually move towards the curb, choosing a flat and open area to park—avoid crowding near corners or bus stops to prevent congestion. After parking, immediately engage the handbrake and shift to P or N gear to protect the transmission, and turn off the engine to save fuel and avoid waste. I always make sure to check for no-parking signs around to ensure I'm not violating any rules. Additionally, don't forget to lock the car and close the windows during short stops, staying alert and ready to move at any time.

[OWalker]

When I drive to and from work, I often need to make temporary stops to handle errands: I turn on the right turn signal early to let the following vehicles know my intention; at the same time, I slow down to find a safe spot, such as a parking space by the roadside, and pull over smoothly with the wheels straightened. I engage the handbrake to stabilize the car, and if I need to wait for a few minutes, I turn off the engine. The key is not to block the road, so I make sure to leave enough space to avoid affecting other vehicles' passage.