Fire Hydrant — violation 40
Published October 21, 2026. This is a dated edition, not a live advisory. Check current official notices before travelling. Statistics describe the period stated in the edition, not its publication date.
Fire Hydrant — violation 40
Available records: September 2026: 40,233; August 2026: 48,082. Snapshot difference: fewer 16.3%. Not proof of a change in actual ticket issuance.
Manhattan: 12,340 (30.7%); prior month 13,407.
Brooklyn: 11,755 (29.2%); prior month 13,272.
Queens: 8,613 (21.4%); prior month 11,431.
Bronx: 7,069 (17.6%); prior month 8,852.
Staten Island: 355 (0.9%); prior month 490.
Shares use all 40233 records; unassigned 101 (prior month 630). Monthly counts, not daily rates or ticket risk. Small bases amplify percentages. Parking codes only; no cameras. Distinct summons; reconciled totals. Full ingestion not established; late additions/corrections possible. Low late-month counts detected; the apparent difference may reflect incomplete loading.
Find the hydrant: Look along the curb before parking.
Leave 15 feet on each side: Keep your parked car outside that space.
Check protected bike lanes: The hydrant clearance also applies to floating parking lanes.
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Source: https://data.cityofnewyork.us/d/pvqr-7yc4
Rules: https://www.nyc.gov/site/finance/vehicles/services-violation-codes.page
Checked Oct 21, 2026.
