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Rest one of the steering wheels against the kerb, turning those wheels towards the centre of the road.
Rest one steering wheel against the kerb, turning the steering wheels towards the centre of the road. On a downhill gradient they point outwards. This is an additional measure: when leaving the driving position apply the parking brake, stop the engine and select first gear uphill, or the parking position as applicable, along with other required precautions. Proper wheel chocks are an alternative; stones or improvised objects are not a permitted substitute.
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Leave it in reverse gear.
Rest one of the steering wheels against the kerb, turning those wheels towards the centre of the road.
Use natural objects for this purpose, such as stones or other items not specifically intended for that function.
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