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When parking uphill with a curb, you should turn your front wheels left, toward the center of the road. This positioning is crucial for safety. If your vehicle were to roll backward, the back of the car would roll toward the curb, and the front would swing away from the curb, preventing it from rolling into traffic. By turning the wheels in this manner, you ensure that the vehicle's front end will be pushed away from the road if it begins to roll, minimizing the risk of a collision with other vehicles or a potential accident.

Other options do not provide the same level of safety. Turning the wheels right would mean that if the vehicle rolled back, it could roll into the street and create a hazardous situation. Keeping the wheels straight would not help in preventing the vehicle from moving into traffic if the brake fails. Therefore, turning the wheels left is the most effective strategy for securing your vehicle when parking on an incline.