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Turn the steering wheel away from the kerb
Turn the steering wheel towards the kerb
Park with two wheels on the kerb
Park close to the bumper of another car
Explanation: Turning the wheels towards the kerb will allow them to act as a chock, preventing any forward movement of the vehicle. It will also help to leave your car in gear, or select 'Park' if you have an automatic.
Category: Safety margins
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: Section 9, Highway Code: Rule 252
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