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As a police officer for 15 years, I can tell you it depends on the location. These laws change from city to city as well as state to state. I need to know your state and city and I would be glad to look it up. NO ONE can answer this question without this information. Some states require 15 feet, some don't require ANY distance as long as the mail box can be accessed by a reasonable and prudent person.
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