20-01-2021, 02:29 PM
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He has a four wheel drive. He keeps in in front of his house.All the neighbours have cars & they all keep them in front of their house.
I took the pics this morning - they all must be out at work.
It's very congested as you can imagine when they're all there.
20-01-2021, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by carol
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He has a four wheel drive. He keeps in in front of his house.All the neighbours have cars & they all keep them in front of their house.
I took the pics this morning - they all must be out at work.
It's very congested as you can imagine when they're all there.
20-01-2021, 02:35 PM
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Carol based on the photos it looks as though your drive is nice and wide and your son's is more restricted. You have that nicely rounded corner next to soft bushes which will appeal to a big vehicle as there is no risk of bumps and scratches. If I had to choose where to turn it would be your drive.20-01-2021, 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by pauline3
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Looking closely at the pic again,Carol...I can see he has no need whatsoever, to reverse into your drive....the gates are well open....it looks like, he’s to lazy to go that far back.A builders van has no problems turning round on it.
Mind you - it does require a certain skill.
20-01-2021, 02:38 PM
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When there is no communication ,in these sort of circumstances, people think they can park, wherever they like, some because, they rent or haven’t been shown by a solicitor, on their deeds what is what.I had exactly the same problem here....this car park ,was so congested, that a couple got their car banged into.
It was terrible trying to park here. I eventually went to a solicitor,..got everything sorted as in what I owned, I was also allowed to open my garden up to make a care space, it’s at the side of my other car space......put up that bollard.....two no parking stencils on the ground....sorted....of course you get delivery drivers,dropping stuff off....but at least it never gets congested here, since I put that bollard up....in other words it restricts, where they can park....only in their bays now.
20-01-2021, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by carol
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Yes that's probably correct Pauline. Ady's car park is accessible to them all. The opening is wide. A builders van has no problems turning round on it.
Mind you - it does require a certain skill.
Indeed, it is plenty wide enough, Carol...he’s just be awkward.
He shouldn’t be reversing into your drive...full stop....the photos explain the situation better.
20-01-2021, 02:42 PM
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Originally Posted by AnnieS
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Carol based on the photos it looks as though your drive is nice and wide and your son's is more restricted. You have that nicely rounded corner next to soft bushes which will appeal to a big vehicle as there is no risk of bumps and scratches. If I had to choose where to turn it would be your drive.
My little bit of tarmac(drive) is only about a cars length long Annie.
When my garage door is down there's a good chance you could bump into my garage door.
20-01-2021, 02:48 PM
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Carol, have you ordered the CCTV yet, if not l should do it right awayas l think you will be needing the EVIDENCE soon after you install
your bollard !!
If your neighbour has a proper 4 by4 he will have no trouble pulling
your pole out of the ground and dumping it in a ditch ??
You look like a nice lady??
You sound like a very obstinate one??
Donkeyman! 🤔🤔
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