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What is the best parking procedure for an automatic transmission car?

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VanHarley

07/24/25 5:31am

Parking procedure for an automatic transmission car: Step on the brake to slow down to a complete stop; after stopping, shift into N (Neutral) gear; engage the parking brake; release the foot brake to confirm the vehicle is stationary; step on the foot brake again, shift into P (Park) gear, and turn off the engine. This method involves first shifting into N gear, then engaging the parking brake, followed by releasing the foot brake, stepping on the foot brake again to shift into P gear, and finally turning off the engine. Driving an automatic transmission car: 1. Definition of automatic transmission: An automatic transmission typically refers to the car's automatic gear-shifting mechanism, where the control system of the automatic transmission selects the appropriate gear based on the engine's speed and load during driving, replacing the driver's subjective judgment and gear-shifting operations. 2. Gear division in automatic transmission: An automatic transmission car has six gears, arranged from top to bottom as: P (Park), R (Reverse), N (Neutral), D (Drive), S (Sport), and L (Low).

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Ralph

08/11/25 1:12am

Having driven automatic transmission cars for over a decade, here's the optimal parking procedure: First, bring the vehicle to a complete stop and keep the brake pedal firmly depressed. Don't rush to shift into P (Park) immediately - instead, engage either the electronic parking brake or traditional handbrake first to secure the vehicle. This prevents any rolling or transmission shock. Only then shift into P position, because while P gear locks the wheels, engaging it before applying the parking brake on slopes puts stress on transmission components, risking damage. Afterwards, release the foot brake, verify the car is stationary, then turn off the engine and remove the key. This sequence protects your vehicle and extends its lifespan, especially crucial on inclines or uneven surfaces. Remember - safety first. Make this a habitual practice every time you park, and it'll soon become second nature, saving you costly repairs down the road.

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