Is parking allowed if a vehicle is beyond 4 meters of a fire hydrant?

Parking is allowed if a vehicle is beyond 4 meters of a fire hydrant because regulations related to parking near fire hydrants typically mandate that vehicles must maintain a specific distance from the hydrant to ensure that emergency services can access it in case of a fire. The common requirement is to keep vehicles at least 4 meters away, which allows fire trucks and other emergency vehicles enough space to maneuver and connect hoses to the hydrant.

When a vehicle is parked at least 4 meters away, it does not obstruct the access required for firefighting operations and complies with the legal distance regulations established in many traffic and fire codes. This understanding reinforces the importance of adhering to established distances to support emergency preparedness and public safety.

As for the other options, they do not align with standard regulations regarding parking near fire hydrants. There is usually no requirement for a permit or specific rules regarding nighttime parking as long as the vehicle is parked the required distance away.