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Originally Posted by Aces4
Sometimes the analogies in here drive me crazy. Yes, we have had lawn companies park blocking our driveways several times and they weren’t our lawn cutters. We asked them nicely to move once, so we could keep an appointment. After walking up the street 3 houses and locating them, they barely pulled ahead and we had to maneuver carefully to back out of our drive. Passive/aggressive.
Why should anyone have to be put through that in this heat or if they are sick or elderly? We ended the nonsense by parking our vehicle in front of our driveway on lawn mowing day.
Having to defend opening up your own driveway is ludicrous. What’s wrong with people defending that behavior?
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You're seeing only two possible situations, and completely discounting the situation that's actually happening.
Whether it is legal or not to block someone's driveway, it is *absolutely* illegal to move someone else's private property, that is not ON your private property, without that person's permission. You aren't allowed to move your neighbor's car if they're parked in front of your house. You're not allowed to move your neighbor's golf cart if they're parked in front of your house. You can't move someone's bicycle parked in front of your house. Or someone's lawnmower.
If these vehicles are ON your property, then the laws probably differ. But these vehicles are not on your property, and they don't belong to you.
You can't touch them, legally, without their permission. Whether they're supposed to be there or not.