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Typically, you need to give the hydrant 6 feet. There will usually be a yellow line painted on the curb to warn you.
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This law varies from state to state.
I have had a drivers license in four states. Three of the four by law allow no closer than 15 feet from the hydrant, Oregon allows no closer than 10 feet.
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