Will the Car Not Roll Away If the Handbrake Is Pulled?
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Under normal circumstances, if the handbrake is fully engaged, the car should not roll away. If this happens, it is mostly due to a faulty handbrake or the handbrake not being tight enough. Solutions for vehicle rolling after pulling the handbrake: Check if the handbrake is properly engaged by pulling it to the designated position; if the car still rolls after pulling to the specified position, it indicates an issue with the handbrake brake pads. In this case, use the foot brake to assist in stopping the vehicle and then test again once the car is parked in a safe location; if the handbrake fails to work, take the car to a repair shop for servicing. Functions of the handbrake: Engaging the handbrake when parking keeps the vehicle stationary and prevents it from rolling downhill; pulling the handbrake while turning during driving can create a drifting effect; in emergencies, the handbrake can be used as a brake.