Soldato
You have it easy, we have the odd car parking across the width of a double driveway, but one person took the buscuit by parking in our driveway then going next door
I don't know if it has been posted but I would pay some key the car tbh
You'd pay somebody to key the car?
You incapable of this crime yourself or something?
Maybe he doesn't have a key
I used to work at a small business based in a residential street who had a lot of problems with a nasty neighbour that always blocked access to the company. The council eventually painted a white line (as you describe) but as it wasn't very wide, the 'lovely' neighbour always reversed his two pick up trucks either side so the rear would overhang into the white line - he was careful not to put his wheels on it though.Actually, you can request that the council paint white lines across the front of your driveway. We had a problem whereby our neighbour was doing this all the time and the one time when we needed to get out, we couldn't because he was out and blocking the driveway.
The council painted a white |-----------------| (best way to describe it) across the front of the drive way along the kerbside. If anybody does obstruct this, then legally you can receive a parking fine. (What we were told).
You'd pay somebody to key the car?
You incapable of this crime yourself or something?
why not just talk to the neighbour about it?
I had an Incident outside my house yesterday concerning two workmen's vans blocking my drive I had to go out in five mins.
I told them to move them or i Ram then, they laughed & said go on then if you want to damage your motor. I said come here & showed them the Beast.
Subxero i've heard the same, although i suspect it depends on the council as to when/where they will paint the lines.
*We're one of 5 houses that share a turning, we technically own half of it, with the other 4 owning an 8th each (opposite ours) with it being for access to each houses off road parking - the end house kept blocking our garage + driveway and it took several solicitors letters to get the message across (after asking politely resulted in him taking the mick - telling his builders it was fine to park a mini digger in front of our car over night).
buy an old car, next time it blocks you in proceed as if it wasn't there. mutter "oops" as you push it out of the way.