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Parking on a slope

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1 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 21

To park a manual transmission vehicle uphill, you should:

AApply the handbrake and shift to the lowest gear, and place wedges such as rocks or blocks of wood behind the vehicle's rear tyres to prevent it from rolling backwardOfficial answer
BApply the handbrake and shift to the lowest gear, and place wedges such as rocks or blocks of wood in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling backward
CRelease the handbrake and shift to the highest gear, and place wedges such as rocks or blocks of wood behind the vehicle's rear tyres to prevent it from rolling backward
DApply the handbrake and shift to reverse gear to prevent the vehicle from rolling backward
2 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 22

To park an automatic transmission vehicle uphill, you should:

AApply the handbrake and shift to P mode, and place wedges such as rocks or blocks of wood behind the vehicle's rear tyres to prevent it from rolling backwardOfficial answer
BApply the handbrake and shift to the lowest gear, and place wedges such as rocks or blocks of wood in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling backward
CRelease the handbrake and shift to N mode, and place wedges such as rocks or blocks of wood behind the vehicle's rear tyres to prevent it from rolling backward
DApply the handbrake and shift to reverse gear to prevent the vehicle from rolling backward
3 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 26

To park a manual transmission vehicle downhill, you should:

AApply the handbrake and shift to reverse mode, then place wedges in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling downwardOfficial answer
BApply the handbrake and shift to high gear, then place wedges behind the vehicle's rear tyres to prevent it from rolling downward
CRelease the handbrake and shift to low gear, then place wedges in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling downward
DRelease the handbrake and shift into N gear, then place wedges in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling downward
4 of 6 · Fascicule 5, question 27

To park an automatic transmission vehicle downhill, you should:

AApply the handbrake and shift to P (park) mode, then place wedges in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling downwardOfficial answer
BApply the handbrake and shift to L gear, then place wedges behind the vehicle's rear tyres to prevent it from rolling downward
CRelease the handbrake and shift to L gear, then place wedges in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling downward
DRelease the handbrake and shift to N (neutral) gear, then place wedges in front of the vehicle's front tyres to prevent it from rolling downward
5 of 6 · Fascicule 2, question 6
Figure 9 from the question book

Truck A and truck B are parking downhill. Which one parked correctly? (See figure 9)

ATruck A, because its front wheels are turned against the pavementOfficial answer
BTruck B, because the rear end of its front wheels are turned against the pavement
CBoth trucks parked correctly
DBoth trucks parked incorrectly
6 of 6 · Fascicule 2, question 55
Figure 39 from the question book

In the picture, both vehicles are parking uphill: (See picture 39)

AThe wheels of vehicle B are in the correct positionOfficial answer
BThe wheels of vehicle A are in the correct position
CThe position of the wheels is irrelevant
DBoth vehicles are correctly parked