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A car won’t start unless transmission is in neutral/park position. This is an example of poka-yoke mechanism.

A car won’t start unless transmission is in neutral/park position. This is an example of poka-yoke mechanism. Correct Answer True

A car won’t start unless transmission is in neutral/park position. This is an example of poka-yoke mechanism. It is also a safety enhancing feature as it will prevent the occurrence of accidents.

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