Will an automatic transmission car roll backward on a slope?

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SanLila
07/29/25 10:08pm
Whether an automatic transmission car will roll backward on a slope depends on different situations: 1. On a gentle slope, it won't roll; 2. On a steep slope, it may roll. The parking method for an automatic transmission car on a slope is: 1. After reversing the vehicle into the parking space on the right, shift to N (Neutral) gear and engage the handbrake to stop steadily; 2. After the vehicle is completely stopped, turn off the engine and shift to P (Park) gear. The starting method for an automatic transmission car on a slope is: 1. After starting the vehicle, press the brake pedal and release the handbrake; 2. Shift from P gear to D (Drive) gear and press the accelerator. An automatic transmission doesn't require the driver to manually shift gears; the vehicle will automatically select the appropriate gear based on driving speed and traffic conditions.
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