So my driveway is on the corner of my street and has recently had double yellow lines put on the road to stop people parking there and causing issues for buses, etc.
As I was preparing to leave the house yesterday I noticed through my door that someone was blocking me in, doesn’t happen that often (usually delivery drivers) so I opened my door to have a look.
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Bride 4 year s ago
Great story, but that is not a driveway. The curb is clearly seen in the photo. It looks like the author is blocking the sidewalk
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CookieDevourer 4 year s ago
my driveway has a curb
since when driveway is not a driveway when it has a curb?
since when driveway is not a driveway when it has a curb?
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Energy Inn 4 year s ago
"my driveway has a curb
since when driveway is not a driveway when it has a curb?"
There are no wear marks in this photo. Not on the curb or the flat area. It is not a driveway. That is not a place that has had 4 car tires drive over it twice a day for years.
since when driveway is not a driveway when it has a curb?"
There are no wear marks in this photo. Not on the curb or the flat area. It is not a driveway. That is not a place that has had 4 car tires drive over it twice a day for years.
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Pants 4 year s ago
Regulations might differ per country. Over here driveways have a mandatory lowered curb, for example. Suppose that might be different in other places.
Saying it's not a driveway because it has no visible marks makes no sense.
That would make it impossible to have a driveway on a new street...
No visible marks --> no visible wear marks
Saying it's not a driveway because it has no visible marks makes no sense.
That would make it impossible to have a driveway on a new street...
No visible marks --> no visible wear marks
since when driveway is not a driveway when it has a curb?
since when driveway is not a driveway when it has a curb?"
There are no wear marks in this photo. Not on the curb or the flat area. It is not a driveway. That is not a place that has had 4 car tires drive over it twice a day for years.
Saying it's not a driveway because it has no visible marks makes no sense.
That would make it impossible to have a driveway on a new street...
No visible marks --> no visible wear marks