I can't get off my drive.

cs90

I don't think this is in any way illegal, but..

I live on a narrow road. I have a driveway. Opposite do not have driveways. However, opposite people park normally like on any other road. The problem is is that the road is extremely narrow, and I can only just about get my car off the drive in a normal situation.

However, to the left of my drive you can park a reasonable sized car there without obstructing a driveway. But to the right, you'd find it difficuly to park a tiny car there without obstruction.

There are two cars parks both to the left and right. This leaves me with a small gap to get the car off the drive (plus we have two cars - so no chance / can't maneuver) That would usually be fine on a normal road, but this road is so, so narrow.

Is there anything I can do? Or is this a case of having to accept that I just can't get off my own drive and will have to try and get more of the kerb dropped?

Many Thanks

bigjl

Two posters that rarely post coming up with far fetched stories and post up within a few minutes of each other?

Mmmmm

arcon5

bigjl wrote: »

Two posters that rarely post coming up with far fetched stories and post up within a few minutes of each other?

Mmmmm

Far fetched? ? ? Bloody hell you need to get out more if you think this is far fetched!

forgotmyname

Park in those spaces yourself; sorted.

zaax

Dropped kerbs can't be blocked - dial 101

GwylimT

zaax wrote: »

Dropped kerbs can't be blocked - dial 101

As per OP the dropped kerb isn't blocked, there is simply little room to maneouvre off the drive way.

Minrich

Get a smaller car ?

SailorSam

Can't you knock on their door and explain you're struggling, could they move down a bit.

paddedjohn

Park one of your cars in one of the spaces on the road and the other on your drive.

Retrogamer

Could you post a picture of the road with the cars parked opposite your drive?

maninthestreet

Any space to extend your drive width in any way?