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For ordinary parking, how close may you park a car to a fire hydrant in BC?
A red fire hydrant stands on the verge beside a curb. The adjacent road is empty.
Correct answer: Not within five metres
Why
Do not park an ordinary car within five metres of a fire hydrant. Measure along the curb or roadway edge from the point closest to the hydrant, not diagonally from the hydrant itself. Other posted restrictions may also apply.
Verified against Learn to drive smart: your guide to driving safely · Parking near a fire hydrant; MVA 189(1)(d) · p. 69
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