Question

turn your front wheels toward the curb when you are parked: a. facing uphill b. on a level road c. facing downhill d. next to a fire hydrant

Explanation:

To determine when to turn front wheels toward the curb while parking:

• For option A (facing uphill), wheels should be turned away from the curb to prevent the car from rolling into traffic.
• For option B (level road), wheels can be straight or slightly turned, but not necessarily toward the curb as a primary rule.
• For option C (facing downhill), turning wheels toward the curb helps prevent the car from rolling down the hill into traffic, as the curb acts as a stop.
• For option D (next to a fire hydrant), parking near a fire hydrant is generally illegal, and wheel direction isn't the main concern here.

So the correct situation for turning wheels toward the curb is when facing downhill.

Answer:

C. Facing downhill