r/Wellthatsucks • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '24

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u/Luddevig Jul 10 '24

Aren't those poles just protecting the hydrant from physical damage. I would never assume they would be zone markers, especially since there is nothing saying that.

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u/GlassTurn21 Jul 10 '24

Anyone who lives in NYC knows you can't park near fire hydrants.

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u/Bawfuls Jul 10 '24

I mean anyone driving anywhere in the US should know this, it's part of most state's traffic laws. I know it was on written exams I took 20 years ago in CA.

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u/epi_introvert Jul 10 '24

Everyone in Canada, too. It's on the written driving test.

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u/rainbow_369 Jul 10 '24

Don't assume that a person has a license, and passed those exams, just because they are driving!!

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u/HIM_Darling Jul 11 '24

Or even if they have a licenses that they took the exam themselves, because apparently you can take it online in some states now. So not only can you just pay someone to take it for you, you could just look all the answers up while taking it and not actually memorize/learn any of it.

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u/Bitter-Cockroach1371 Jul 13 '24 edited Dec 29 '24

gullible placid ludicrous meeting head smell kiss plant profit cobweb

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