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How far does a car need to stay away from a fire hydrant?

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Looks like it varies state to state...Here in CA, it's NO PARKING within 15 feet of either the fire hydrant or the driveway to a firehouse...Usually the 'no parking' area is marked in red...If a vehicle is blocking a hydrant during a fire, the fire dept has dramatic ways to gain access to the hydrant...And they don't involve moving the vehicle.
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about 10 feet from each side
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Different cities have different Ordinances but I would suggest at least 50 feet.
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15"
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Whats a fire hydrant?
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dont park your car near one
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Depends on your state because some say 30 feet and some say 50 feet, best to contact your local police and or fire departments.....................
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If you park a vehicle near a hydrant and it needs to be used in an emergency the last thing anyone will worry about is your car. Don`t park anywhere near one. Nuff said.
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Not a problem in the UK where the fire hyrdrants are below ground under the pavements (sidewalk).
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