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If a manual transmission, place te shifted into first gear. If automatic, place the shifted into park. Regardless, if the car faces up the hill with the curb on the right, turn the wheels as far to the left as possible. If facing downhill with the curb on the right, turn the wheel as far to the right as possible. Just remember, uphill = away, and downhill = toward. Also don't forget to set the parking brake.
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