Soldato
It depends on the situation and type of person they are I guess - It's not always going to work.
However, we had a new neighbour move in about a year ago and they started parking their car on the road outside our house (despite no cars on their driveway) - We have three cars, two on the driveway, and I always parked on the road outside our house - So in this scenario, we started parking on the road outside our house instead of the driveway (Whoever got home first would park there instead of the drive), in order to get the message across that this space is not for them They slowly but surely got the message, and parked elsewhere.
so you're saying that you randomly decided to take "ownership" of a parking space that is allocated to anyone?
you sound like my neighbour who gets upset about my visitors parking in a visitors space outside his house(that's how it is designed, there are no spaces outside our house)
and has a go at me for using a visitors space and inconveniencing his "visitors"
I can see where Kai is coming from but you sound like one of those "if it's near my house it's my private space" kinda people.
doesn't give you any more right to park there now does it ? or do you get a "special" permit after a few years living there?Yeeeeaaah... I don't really care what you think I sound like
I've been parking there for years, and a new neighbour moved into the street and starts parking there, when they could park on their own driveway. They got the hint in the end, and parked in a space outside their own house.
doesn't give you any more right to park there now does it ? or do you get a "special" permit after a few years living there?
Every time that car needlessly blocks one of your cars in, rather than playing car park shuffle with yourself, ask him nicely "can he move so you can get out please".
Op, do your neighbours have 2 cars? They're probably too lazy to swap cars around if so, just start parking in the same space and give your reason as 'we have to swap cars a lot, this makes it easier'.
I'm guessing your house is on the left of that photo and his front door is in the middle of the photo? If so, your garden footpath pretty much becomes useless when he parks a car in front of it?
looking at that I'd go as far as saying that no one should park there..Here is a picture.
I have a closed off drive, my house one side, a wall other side. They dont. They dont need to swap cars around. To the right of their drive they have a full courtyard, they can openly move in and out without moving any cars.
Correct. I have to walk across the grass to get to the house. Not a huge issue, but it should not be an issue.
looking at that I'd go as far as saying that no one should park there..
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7270843/maidenhead-neighbours-parking-row-legal-fees/
This is the one I read about. Found in favour of the path owner. Should be even easier since he doesn't own the space. What you could always do is have the council put a dropped kerb in. Or if he parks there just start accidentally clipping his car with bags, pushchairs, whatever.
looking at that I'd go as far as saying that no one should park there..