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If you are talking about a driveway other than your own, you can park as close to it as you want as long as you are not blocking it and if the law permits (although I highly doubt that would be illegal, you know how some are). For a piece of advice and courtesy though, allow at least a 4 inch space between your car and their driveway.
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