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Engaging the emergency brake first is easier on the transmission. When you're ready to leave, start your engine, press your primary brake, release the emergency brake and shift into drive. Remember that driving with your emergency brake on can damage your car.

If you somehow manage to drive a long distance with the parking brake engaged, then you can cause major damage to your brakes. Most of the damage comes from heat generated by the constant friction of the pads or shoes rubbing against the rotors or drums.

If you have a manual gearbox, apply the handbrake then put the gearbox in neutral on flat ground, reverse if you are parked facing downhill, or first if you are parked facing uphill.

It is nearly always possible to drive with the handbrake on though. It does not mean something is wrong. It should be avoided, as it will wear down the handbrake rapidly, and it could cause lock up of the rear wheels, which in turn can cause a loss of control.

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To do this safely, turn on your vehicle and drive forward and reverse in succession. You may find that your vehicle feels like the brakes are on and will not budge in either direction but persist with the motion and this should release the brakes.

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