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Motor Insurance and Fence
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The fence is not adjacent to a highway. It is down the side of the drive and no doubt stops at the end of the drive.Rodders53 said:
Really? Only if PP has been given, methinks.TELLIT01 said:The fence is legal as it is under 2m tall.
Planning Permission - Fences, gates and garden walls - Planning Portal
Regardless "Due care and attention" is needed in such circumstances. Also a conversation with fence owner might be in order (with an offer to pay for height reduction?) rather than starting a neighbour dispute by reporting it.
The end of our lane has poor visibility in one direction caused by a very tall hedge (likely 3m+) and great care is needed when turning right.0
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