Neighbours want to close road for party - can I still drive on it?

[ChroniC]

What car does he have, cause if its not a Ferrari or something then this thread is bull excrement

 

[Berry Merjinik]

 

[Hades]

To be fair that's probably worth quite a lot nowadays.

 

[Thekwango]

To be fair that's probably worth quite a lot nowadays.

red wind mirrors make it a collectible

 

[dlockers]

red wind mirrors make it a collectible

Quoting so it can't be deleted

 

[arknor]

higher than average priced vehicle, so you paid over the average for your vehicle, or just selling it for over the recommended price?

 

[NVP]

Quoting so it can't be deleted

 

[dlockers]

higher than average priced vehicle, so you paid over the average for your vehicle, or just selling it for over the recommended price?

Nobody pays the average, that's how averages work

 

[teenwolf]

I’m sure all the neighbours have letter boxes

 

[200sols]

Nobody pays the average, that's how averages work

Mind blown.

 

[bris]

Yea drive your higher than average priced car down the road of the party and someone will take offence.

Then one night that higher than average priced car will suffer unexplained key marks to make it an ordinary average priced car

 

[Chris Wilson]

Nobody pays the average, that's how averages work

You bring hope and succour to someone as bad at maths as myself, thank you

 

[arknor]

Nobody pays the average, that's how averages work

not one single person?

 

[rIcK]

I manage without my car for months. Surely a day or few days will be fine?

Or obviously just stick it on the other side, don't park like a turd ( ie not on the pavement) and your car will probably be fine...

 

[AndyCr15]

Nobody pays the average, that's how averages work

Well, now, tbf he didn't state which average. If I recall, if it's the mode then lots of people do, if its the median then at least one person did

 

[The Funktopus]

To answer the OP’s question: yes, you can drive your car down that road over the course of the Jubilee celebrations, but you might feel some speed bumps that weren’t there before.

 

[unwashed potato!]

To answer the OP’s question: yes, you can drive your car down that road over the course of the Jubilee celebrations, but you might feel some speed bumps that weren’t there before.

Not with my suspension

 

[dlockers]

You bring hope and succour to someone as bad at maths as myself, thank you

Great word*, taking that one to the bank!

 

[CaptainRAVE]

Ours have at least seen sense this time and are using the adjacent park.

 

[MikeTheNative]

Yes, it's fine. As long as you put your hazard lights on then road rules don't apply.