Driver's view · Parking scenes
On a slope, put the parking brake on and select P, then turn the wheels the right way.
What it means
A side view of the plate-yellow car parked nose up a steep grey road. Two dashboard symbols sit in the corner: a P for Park and a red circled P for the parking brake. Used together, they keep the car where you left it, with Park locking the transmission. On a hill like this, facing uphill, there is one more step to take: turn your front wheels away from the kerb.
Stop at the kerb and apply the parking brake firmly.
Select P before you switch the engine off.
Facing uphill, turn the wheels away from the kerb; facing downhill, towards it.
Right.Not quite. The answer is B.
Park locks the transmission so the car is held in place. Use it together with the parking brake.
Source: Safe driving practice
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