When parking a bus on a steep slope, in addition to applying the usual safety measures, how must the vehicle be chocked according to the regulations?

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Article 92(3)(d) of the General Traffic Regulations requires a bus (or a vehicle of more than 3,500 kg or a combined vehicle) that is parked in a place with a noticeable slope to be properly chocked. This can be done with chocks, or by resting one of the steered wheels against the sidewalk curb, turning it toward the center of the roadway on uphill slopes and outward on downhill slopes. Stones or other items not expressly intended for chocking the vehicle must not be used for that purpose. That is why the two answers that resort to rocks, stones, improvised items or natural items to wedge the tires fail.

When parking a bus on a steep slope, in addition to applying the usual safety measures, how must the vehicle be chocked according to the regulations?

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