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Parking on quiet street

asset2004 · 2012-10-02 08:47:53

I'm looking for some advice. I park my car on a quiet residential street (most of the residents are elderly without cars). Where I park there is a gate to the house and at the side there's another gateway which is about 1 foot wider than the path gateway, there's a slightly wider path and it leads to a stone built hut,…

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heartbreak_star Posts: 8,287 Forumite

2 October 2012 at 3:48PM

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yes, agree with the above, its bad enough having idiots park directly opposite our house when theres a whole road to choose from as it makes reversing out very difficult, let alone !!!!!! parking outside someones house on a dropped kerb.

Reverse onto your driveway instead of off it (as per the Highway Code) then?

I agree with your sentiments about dropped kerbs though, and the people who park on them...

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