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You are parking downhill beside a curb on the right side of the road. How should you turn the front wheels?
A is parked beside a right-hand curb. A separate road-profile inset identifies a downhill grade.
Correct answer: Sharply toward the curb.
Why
For downhill parking on the right side, turn the front wheels sharply toward the curb. This differs from uphill parking with a curb, where the handbook shows the wheels turned away from it.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Parking on a Hill · p. 62
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