Double Yellow Lines

force_ten

is it the garages are to small or the cars are to big ?

i know that when my sister buys car the number one thing on her list is the dimensions of the car and will it fit it in the garage

neilmcl

photome wrote: »

does that apply to me as well.

I bought a new build 20 years ago, the garage isnt wide enough to fit a car in and be able to get out of it, nothing to do with the garage door

I have however taken to using my front lawn as extra parking as the drive will only fit one car

Wide enough to fit a car or your car in?

Car_54

Marktheshark wrote: »

From the council view they have spotted untapped revenue to be made from parking penalties.
I would see if the builder would assign it to a residents management arrangement.
You can then raise funds to create parking by charging a yearly permit fee.

Doesn't that mean keeping the road private, with all the related ongoing costs - repairs and eventual relaying, sweeping, lighting, etc.?

peter_the_piper

This seems to me to be a case of the council seeing a small problem and then putting down lines which will force drivers to look elsewhere and exacerbate problems on nearby streets.

Naddan

Thank you to everybody who has replied answering my original question. I have a lot of information to look at and we have sent a few emails and received replies (who knew people would be checking emails on a Sunday!) so I've at least got a starting point.

I'm sorry if anybody feels like I've ignored their point. I really do respect it but I just think people are forgetting my original question and that this is not just about me and my circumstances. Unfortunately, the suggestions given do not offer a solution for everybody (the van neighbours for example).

I'm going to leave it there with the replying as I think I have enough to go on for the moment. Again, thank you!