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Rest one of the front wheels against the kerb, angled towards the centre of the road.
Rest a steering wheel against the kerb with the wheels turned towards the centre of the carriageway. Article 92.3 requires these precautions for vehicle combinations on a substantial slope when the driver leaves the position. Purpose-made chocks are the alternative; do not substitute stones or improvised objects. Stop the engine and apply the parking brake and first gear, or the parking position where applicable.
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Rest one of the front wheels against the kerb, angled towards the centre of the road.
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