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For ordinary parking, not passenger loading or an official exception, how close may a vehicle ordinarily park to a fire hydrant?
A fire hydrant stands on the sidewalk beside the right curb of a two-way road. The curb is unoccupied, and no clearance is marked.
Correct answer: Not within 15 feet.
Why
For ordinary parking, keep at least 15 feet from a fire hydrant. The law separately addresses momentary passenger pickup/discharge, avoiding a traffic conflict and official directions. Hazard lights or staying in the driver’s seat do not excuse ordinary prohibited parking.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Parking near a fire hydrant · p. 74
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