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When parking on the right side of a hill, how should you turn the wheels?
A is parked uphill beside a substantial curb.
Correct answer: Right downhill or with no curb; left uphill with a curb
Why
When parking on the right side, turn the wheels right downhill or uphill without a substantial curb, and left uphill beside a substantial curb. Treat a low rolling or mountable curb like no substantial curb: uphill, turn right. Set the parking brake and select the proper gear.
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