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She winced as her car scraped up against the curb. He sat down on the curb, absentmindedly counting cars as they passed by.
Drive it to the nearest auto salvage yard or call them if it will not run. They will pay you for the salvage value and pick the car up if it is un-driveable,
you drive the car up the hill.
Always turn your wheel to the curb, facing up or down hill; this allows for the car to roll out of the street in a worst-case scenario.
If you are parked on level ground or facing downhill, you should turn your wheel towards the curb, so that the front of the tire is facing the curb. This way, if your car begins to roll down the hill or is struck from behind, it will be forced into the curb. If you are parked facing up a hill, you should turn your wheel away from the curb, so that the back of the tire is facing the curb. This way, if your car begins to roll down the hill, it will be forced to stop on the curb. Always apply your parking brake when parking on a hill.
1. Turn on your right turn signal 2. Get about six inches from the curb 3. Turn the steering wheel all the way to the right 4. Put the car in neutral and let the wheels roll until the hit the curb 5. Put the car in park 6. Put on the emergency brake 7. When you are ready to leave, take off the emergency brake, put the car in reverse, and gently get off the curb. Then put your left signal on, put the car in drive, and leave. An easy way to remember if you turn the wheels left or right is: Up up and away. If you're uphill parking turn the wheels away from the curb. Down Down in. If you're downhill parking turn the wheels inwards towards the curb.
Todays car warms up faster if you drive it. Just drive easy
you would turn wheel to left so that away if the car rolls it would more likely for the curb to stop the car from rolling.
If you were legally parked, the person backing up is at fault. If you were in a "No Parking" area, you are at fault.
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The curb weight of a 1985 Chevrolet 1500 2 wheel drive. Pickup truck is 3840 pounds. The curb weight of a vehicle includes all of the fluids.