When stopping your vehicle on a slope, you should use
On a slope, gravity adds force that the brakes must hold, so apply sufficient additional brake pressure while stopping.
Where you may park or stop, bus stops and bays, and parking restrictions.
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On a slope, gravity adds force that the brakes must hold, so apply sufficient additional brake pressure while stopping.
Do not park within three metres of a fire hydrant; emergency services need immediate access.
Pass a newly parked vehicle cautiously, watching for opening doors or people alighting and keeping at least one metre clear.
When parking uphill, engage first gear with the handbrake to help resist the vehicle rolling backward.
Ignore incoming messages while driving and deal with them only after safely parking.
When parking uphill beside a kerb, turn the front wheels outward so a rollback will bring the vehicle against the kerb.
For uphill parking beside a kerb, turn the front wheels outward and engage first gear with the handbrake applied.
Pass a bus at a stop slowly and watch for pedestrians who may emerge or cross in front of it.
When parking facing downhill, engage reverse gear with the handbrake to help resist rolling forward.
For the question "Under what circumstances can you park in a parking lot marked with a handicapped sign", the correct answer is "You cannot park in such a lot under any circumstances" because those parking lots are reserved for vehicles that attached with Disable sign.
When parked downhill beside a kerb, turn the front wheels inward so a rolling vehicle will meet the kerb.
A ball in the road is a warning that a child may run out from between parked cars.
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