Another language peculiarity is, in a car, calling the 'handbrake' the E-brake'. Handbrake makes sense because it's the brake operated by hand, but E-brake, what does that mean?
I've heard that 'E-brake' is short for 'emergency brake,' but that doesn't make any sense.
Since when does stopping your car from rolling down an incline when you park constitute as an emergency?
Also if you were to use the 'Emergency brake' to perform an 'Emergency stop', or use it in a emergency situation, then the wheels of the car would lock up and you would probably skid into whatever you were trying to avoid.