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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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You are about to park at an unpainted curb near a fire hydrant. How much space must you leave between your car and the hydrant?
A is considering a parking space at an unpainted curb near a fire hydrant. The hydrant is ahead of A’s nearest bumper, and the question image shows no distance.
Correct answer: 10 feet
Why
In a fire, crews must reach the hydrant and connect hoses fast, and a car in the way costs time. Police can have a car towed from a no-parking place at the owner's cost. Before you leave your car, check its distance from hydrants, crosswalks, fire station driveways and railroad crossings.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · No parking · p. 78, 79
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