I get on fine with my neighbours, but one thing that really bugs me is they have a really long drive that could easily fit 3 cars and they only have one car. They are in their 60s and when their daughter visits he moves his car off the drive and parks on the street so she can park at the top of the drive. I don’t understand why she can’t just park behind him? She’s only there for a couple of hours at most and his car doesn’t move the whole time she’s there.
On Saturday they had friends and family over for a birthday party, so he moved his car and let daughter park at the top of the drive as always, he then parked in the drive right at the bottom and another guest parked infront of my house (whilst I was out) so when I came home I had to park along the end of the street. Why didn’t he just park right behind his daughter and let the other car park infront of him on the drive? Or vice versa?
It only bugs me as our street is really busy and not everyone has a drive (myself included) so parking can be difficult.
It’s worse at the moment as the two houses on the other side of this neighbour both have skips in their drives so they are parking on the street. You would think this would make my neighbour be a bit more mindful! They’re a nice couple but the kind you wouldn’t want to get on the wrong side of so I’d hate to do anything to annoy them, I find myself checking my Ring doorbell before I come home so I can gauge where I’m parking