Regardless of the hill you park on, you should set the parking brake
The parking brake, commonly referred to as a handbrake or an emergency brake (e-brake), is a device used in road vehicles to hold the car securely immobile when it is parked. A cable that is attached to two wheel brakes and subsequently to a pulling mechanism is a common component of parking brakes. Most parking brakes in cars only work on the back wheels, which have less traction while braking.
The mechanism could be a foot-operated pedal next to the other pedals, a straight pull handle next to the steering column, or a hand-operated lever. The parking brake can be utilized in both manual and automatic gearbox cars for a number of driving circumstances that call for a brief stop of the vehicle
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