When you are parked on a hill and there is no curb, which way should you turn your wheels?

When you are parked on a hill without a curb, you should turn your wheels toward the side of the road or away from the center of the road. This is to prevent the vehicle from rolling into traffic in the event that the parking brake fails.

By turning the wheels to the left, if your vehicle were to roll, it would roll off the road, decreasing the risk of it entering traffic and causing an accident. This practice enhances safety by ensuring that the vehicle remains as securely parked as possible when left unattended.

In contrast, turning the wheels to the right would not provide an adequate safety measure since it could lead the vehicle to roll into a more hazardous position on the roadway. Therefore, the correct approach is indeed to turn the wheels to the left when parking on a hill without a curb.