When immobilizing and parking a bus on a road with a noticeable slope, how must the vehicle be secured, leaving it properly chocked?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that every driver who leaves a vehicle of more than 3,500 kg, a bus or a combined vehicle on a noticeable slope must take additional safety measures. In addition to applying the parking brake and leaving first gear engaged on an uphill slope or reverse on a downhill one, the vehicle must be left properly chocked (Article 92(3)). This can be done in two ways: by placing chocks, or by resting one of the steered wheels against the sidewalk curb, turned toward the center of the roadway when going uphill and toward the outside when going downhill. Stones or other objects not expressly intended for this function must not be used for this purpose.

When immobilizing and parking a bus on a road with a noticeable slope, how must the vehicle be secured, leaving it properly chocked?

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