When parked next to no curb and facing uphill, how should you position your wheels?

When parked next to no curb and facing uphill, the appropriate way to position your wheels is to turn them to the right. This is because if the vehicle were to roll, it would roll off the roadway rather than into traffic. By turning the wheels to the right, the front of the vehicle would move towards the side of the road if it started rolling, which helps to prevent potential accidents and increases safety.

It's important to understand that if there were a curb, the wheels would be turned in the opposite direction (to the left) to leverage the curb as a barrier. Keeping the wheels straight in this scenario would not provide any protection against rolling away. Similarly, turning the wheels sideways is not a standard practice for safely securing a parked vehicle.