Some one parked in front of my drive way

ken979

Some one parked in front of my drive way. In front of the dropped curve and obstructing my car.

What can I do?

legionare64

ask them to move perhaps ??

Iceweasel

If you cannot exit your driveway then the Police can have it moved pretty quick.

But unless you need your car out immediately it's perhaps better to put a note under a wiper-blade saying that next time you would have to call the Police to get the car towed away.

If you cannot access your driveway from the street then there is nothing that anyone, including the Police, can do.

Good luck.

PCMcGarry

Iceweasel wrote: »

If you cannot exit your driveway then the Police can have it moved pretty quick.

But unless you need your car out immediately it's perhaps better to put a note under a wiper-blade saying that next time you would have to call the Police to get the car towed away.

If you cannot access your driveway from the street then there is nothing that anyone, including the Police, can do.

Good luck.

As and when not pretty quickly is nearer the truth. I don't know what your idea of pretty quickly is but as there's no emergency you'll be lucky to get someone to attend and assess it within an hour.

AdrianC

Gallon of unleaded and a match.

Zinger549

Ring your local council and they should send a warden round and give them a ticket. I know Redbridge do this.

TeamPlum

Box it in :beer:

PCMcGarry

TeamPlum wrote: »

Box it in :beer:

He can't, he's stuck on the drive. :mad:

dannyrst

You need to speak to your neighbours to see if you can establish who the car belongs to and request that they move it.

If you can't find the owner, contact the council first. They may inform you that you need to speak to the police, it depends on your location.

The police will attempt to contact the registered keeper. Whether they do anything else, like remove the car, I would assume will depend on how long it has been there and whether you need the car out.

TeamPlum

PCMcGarry wrote: »

He can't, he's stuck on the drive. :mad:

Good point.

In English tradition, rant about it to your wife. Then when the person comes back and apologises, you say "oh don't worry it's not a problem".

It's what I'd do.

Inner_Zone

Iceweasel wrote: »

If you cannot exit your driveway then the Police can have it moved pretty quick.

But unless you need your car out immediately it's perhaps better to put a note under a wiper-blade saying that next time you would have to call the Police to get the car towed away.

If you cannot access your driveway from the street then there is nothing that anyone, including the Police, can do.

Good luck.

Maybe were you live but not in Slough.