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When parked uphill on the right side of a road without a curb, where should the front wheels point?
Car A faces uphill on a rural road with no curb. It is parked on the right shoulder, outside the travelled roadway. The front wheels have not yet been set.
Correct answer: Right, toward the edge of the road
Why
For uphill parking on the right without a curb, turn the front wheels right toward the road edge. Set the parking brake and select Park for an automatic or low gear for a manual. The wheel setting helps direct possible backward movement away from the road; it does not replace securing the vehicle.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Basic Driving Skills · p. 57
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