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Is A parking brake system is not required if your service brakes are fully functional?

No, a parking brake system is still required even if your service brakes are fully functional.

While service brakes are designed to slow down or stop a vehicle while it is in motion, a parking brake is specifically designed to keep a vehicle stationary when it is parked. It provides an additional level of safety by preventing the vehicle from rolling away in case the service brakes fail or if the vehicle is parked on a hill.

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