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With suitable chocks or the prescribed support of one of the steered road wheels against the kerb.
Use purpose-made chocks or place one of the steered road wheels against the kerb with the prescribed orientation: towards the carriageway centre uphill and away from it downhill. Do not use stones or improvised objects as chocks. This duty includes combinations and is not limited to vehicles over 3,500 kg. The parking brake and appropriate gear or parking position remain necessary.
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With suitable chocks or the prescribed support of one of the steered road wheels against the kerb.
Only with stones, as the required method.
No additional measure is required for having a trailer.
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