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I have a drive for two cars. Nye we had some suprise guests. Grass verge over the street is as above a free for all according to the law. However as I'm a nice considerate person I popped over the road and asked the lads who live there if they'd mind if a mate stuck his car there. If only people were all like that.
I maybe once was involved in lifting some dick heads car up with my 360 as he just didn't give a **** and blocked my site entrance. His little face was a picture when he came that afternoon to retrieve his now fenced in, on site car...
[quote=Rogan Josh ]I'll check the trailers for lights, if they've got them its nowt a screwdriver can't fix.
They need to be switched on at night to be legal (and it also says in that link that unhitched trailers also need to be fitted with front lights), so I doubt you'll need the screwdriver.
Whether you can persuade anybody to act on somebody breaking a highway law is another matter.
What if said trailer moved and became an obstruction blocking the road entirely. If the owner was out/away some action would then have to be taken. 😉
I maybe once was involved in lifting some dick heads car up with my 360 as he just didn't give a **** and blocked my site entrance. His little face was a picture when he came that afternoon to retrieve his now fenced in, on site car...
The Chinese are a fan of this....
It must be my old neighbour! He had a t5, A4 estate, boat and trailer and a mini.
Plus a double garage round the back but he felt the need to take all the parking in front of the houses.
Douche.
We live in a terrace. On street parking. My neighbour opposite has a detached house. Garage, drive. Parks outside my front door because it's hardwork for her with young kids to be opening her big gates.....