Which Gear is the Parking Gear?

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Parking gears include P gear, R gear, and D gear. P gear is the parking gear: This is the first gear position, which is the parking gear. Generally, when parking, the gear should be placed in this position. It is recommended to shift into P gear if the parking duration exceeds three minutes. Additionally, ensure the car comes to a complete stop before shifting into P gear to prevent damage to the parking pawl. R gear is the reverse gear: When shifting into this gear, the brake must be fully depressed. For automatic transmission vehicles, the brake needs to be pressed only when shifting into P gear or R gear; it is not required for other gears. N gear is the neutral gear: This gear is typically used for brief stops, such as waiting at a red light or for pedestrians. If the stop lasts more than three minutes, it is advisable to engage the handbrake or keep the foot brake pressed, though the latter can be tiring. Note that N gear may cause the car to roll on steep slopes, so extra caution is needed. D gear is the drive gear: This gear is used for moving forward. Simply control the throttle to maintain movement.