You are parking downhill next to a kerb. How should you leave the front wheels?
- A)Turned towards the kerb
- B)Straight
- C)Turned towards the middle of the road
Show the correct answer
A) Turned towards the kerb
Downhill, wheels turned towards the kerb mean that if the vehicle moves it will be stopped against it. Also leave the handbrake on and a gear engaged.
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