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In reverse or low I can use the brake normally.
It's even more annoying with a wheel.
That is false, you can't disable it. Get used to use the other gears as well when breaking.
Instead of being immobile as intended, the truck reverses down the hill. It's a disaster. And miss me with that "use the handbrake" cope I can see coming a mile away. I shouldn't need to pull the handbrake. It's a work around, not a solution.
Beside, you're straight up wrong. If you're going somewhat fast on tarmac and press the brake long enough to stop the truck, it will go in reverse immediately. Every time I brake and release, the truck stops and starts rolling back like I bounced off a wall.
1400 hours or not, this is completely retarded and not at all how brakes or gearboxes work.
Or use low or low+.