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Parking downhill, you should orient your wheels toward which object?
Turn your wheels toward the sidewalk
Turn your wheels away from the curb
Leave your wheels straight
Turn wheels toward the curb
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Turn wheels toward the curb
Explanation:
When parking downhill, orient your front wheels toward the curb. This uses the curb as a barrier: if the car starts to roll, the front tires hit the curb and stop the vehicle from moving into traffic. Leaving the wheels straight or turned away from the curb could allow the car to roll down the slope into the street if the brakes fail. This simple wheel position is a safety practice for hill parking to reduce the risk of a rollaway.
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