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Secure it with proper wheel chocks or rest a steering wheel against the kerb.
Secure the combination using purpose-made wheel chocks or by resting a steering wheel against the kerb under article 92.3.d. Do not use stones or other improvised objects. When using the kerb, turn wheels towards the centre of the carriageway uphill and outwards downhill. Remove chocks when resuming travel. This is additional to the parking brake and the appropriate gear or park position.
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Secure it with proper wheel chocks or rest a steering wheel against the kerb.
Use stones as improvised chocks.
Apply only the parking brake and omit the additional measure.
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