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So does the law saw you cant block a drive way/entrance to a property?
Recently had some idiot in a Corsa C blocking my drive way on a daily basis. I'm not parking on it at the moment it's the principle, my partners disabled dad had to park some distance away and walk it yesterday.
My first plan was to wait and go out to them and tell them to move but never there when they park up.
My next plan is if it is in the Highway Code, to dig mine out, rip the page out and circle it and leave it on the car.
The ironic part is one of the people in the house is a driving instructor!

If the pavement has been lowered then it's a drive and to be kept clear
If it's not been then you don't have a leg to stand on

Ah right, it's lowered so they shouldn't then. Also get paid Friday and hoping to get the vectra sorted after that.

Np mate let me know and will order you the clutch
But yea if the pavement is lower its a keep clear

Sweet cheers. Will you be able to source the other parts to? Will have the money in the next few days to get parts ordered.

Order the clutch slave cylinder you found

Drag the f**k out the way. What an absolute badger blocking someone else's drive I wouldn't have the ordasity to do that


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coupe77 wrote:Np mate let me know and will order you the clutch
But yea if the pavement is lower its a keep clear

Got the pennies! Can drop the money off one day for the clutch on my to or from work.

Off on Friday so can order it then will sort out getting the car to me
And will start the surgery

I finish work at 6:30 tomorrow so can drop the money's off then or Friday morning. Hoping green flag will sort me out transporting the car as they took the astra to a garage for me.

Its not an offence to park across a dropped kerb if the drive is empty, preventing you to park.
It is if you are parked and can't get out.

Iv dug my Highway Code out and it says do not park infront of an entrance of a property. All the time not only if there's a car on it. How would the person know if there's a car in say a garage.

And if you go to the shop and someone parks in front of your now empty driveway when you arrive back in 5 mins you now can't enter your driveway

They are blocking your property so surely just because it was empty it's legal?

Just do the badger tyres or pull the thing out the way. Some people just have no O_o respect and doing that is just taking the mick!


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I put the wheelie bin in the spot they've been parking on Tuesday. Think they've got the hint as they've not parked there since.