neighbour issues

chirpchirp

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Thanks that's interesting indeed. I have never parked in front of anyones exept my mates and only when he was !!!!ed and wouldn't have been driving anyway.

oops I meant it's not an offence to park on a white line it is an offence to block access off a driveway but apparently not onto it.

mummyroysof3

this is a difficult situation isnt it? i can tbh see why the lady would be annoyed she couldnt get on her drive..gets on my nerves when people block our driveway but on the other hand it sounds like the bus driver is doing his best to minimise the obstruction and unfortunately cant really do much about it. wouldit help if you spoke to the lady and told her you didnt realise it was causing such a problem and has she any suggestions on what can be done?

adouglasmhor

Her driveway was not blocked though.

mummyroysof3

maybe not fully but she was prevented from just turning into it like she would normally

adouglasmhor

mummyroysof3 wrote: »

maybe not fully but she was prevented from just turning into it like she would normally

Big deal, once in a while she has to wait 2 or 3 minutes or make tiny allowances for someone else less fortunate than her.

mishkanorman

adouglasmhor wrote: »

Big deal, once in a while she has to wait 2 or 3 minutes or make tiny allowances for someone else less fortunate than her.

You have no clue about the neighbours situation nor does the OP so thats a massive conclusion to jump to.

adouglasmhor

mishkanorman wrote: »

You have no clue about the neighbours situation nor does the OP so thats a massive conclusion to jump to.

She is fit and healthy enough to have a job, she is fit and healthy enough to drive. She does not have to be picked up by carers on a special bus to go to school. not much of an assumption for anyone with some human decency.

mishkanorman

adouglasmhor wrote: »

She is fit and healthy enough to have a job, she is fit and healthy enough to drive. She does not have to be picked up by carers on a special bus to go to school. not much of an assumption for anyone with some human decency.

Plenty of people appear to function normally yet they have a quite serious illness, its a shame that your 'human decency' is a narrow minded one that only covers the obvious.

adouglasmhor

mishkanorman wrote: »

Plenty of people appear to function normally yet they have a quite serious illness, its a shame that your 'human decency' is a narrow minded one that only covers the obvious.

It's a shame she and you can't see how lucky she is just to be able to appear to function normally compared especially to a bus load of kids who can't give that impression. But in your twisted self righteous version of reality I suppose that maybe makes sense.

mishkanorman

adouglasmhor wrote: »

It's a shame she and you can't see how lucky she is just to be able to appear to function normally compared especially to a bus load of kids who can't give that impression. But in your twisted self righteous version of reality I suppose that maybe makes sense.

so those with disabilities can treat anyone however they like with no repercussions because everyone else should be thankful they are 'better' off' than them ?

I suppose in your twisted small minded version of reality that makes sense.