calgar99: meat0918: I was taught always curb your wheels, that way in the unlikely event you are rear ended while your car is parked, it will move towards the curb, and not the center of the road.

If you're rear ended, your car is going forward and your tires will simply skid. I can't imagine curinb your wheels helping at all in this situation.

San Francisco ranks at the top of places your likely to get a good rear-ending.

If I were these people, I would not only stop curbing my vehicle, I would completely stop putting the vehicle in park. I don't think it would take too many rampaging, out of control vehicles flying down the hills of San Francisco for these Meter Maid Nazis to get the point. Sometimes the laws in place need to be broken, along with a lot of bones and personal property, if we want to protect our freedom.

SpaceBison: I'm from Nebraska, what does curb your wheels mean?

Wheels are those four round things sticking out from the bottom of cars that help them move. They are covered in rubber known as 'tires'.

What an uncurbed car in SF may look like

They have eyes, you know!

spentmiles: If I were these people, I would not only stop curbing my vehicle, I would completely stop putting the vehicle in park. I don't think it would take too many rampaging, out of control vehicles flying down the hills of San Francisco for these Meter Maid Nazis to get the point. Sometimes the laws in place need to be broken, along with a lot of bones and personal property, if we want to protect our freedom.

If you're worried about protecting your freedom you don't live in San Francisco in the first place.