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May you ordinarily park directly in front of a fire hydrant where your car would interfere with access to it?
Correct answer: No; it must not block use of the hydrant
Why
Do not park where your vehicle blocks or interferes with use of a fire hydrant. County rules can also require a specific clearance, even when access appears possible. Check and obey the local restriction and any signs or markings; this question does not establish one statewide hydrant distance.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Parking near a fire hydrant · p. 28
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