Yes it is legal to block your own driveway.
No, it is not legal to block the sidewalk with your driveway. Blocking the sidewalk can obstruct pedestrian access and create safety hazards.
Supposably, yes.
Yes it is legal to block your own driveway.No.yesnono
No, it is not legal to park on the sidewalk in a driveway.
If your neighbor has a legal right of way through your driveway, they should not block it in a way that prevents you from using it. Right of way typically allows them to pass through, but it does not grant them the right to obstruct your access. If they are blocking your driveway, you may want to discuss the issue with them or consult local regulations for further clarification.
How can i tell if a drive way is legal or not? i live in New York city on a block where there are more than 10 drive ways and some of them look suspcious i parked in front of a drive wayand i was threatned with being my car beeing towed away please help me find witch one is legal (edited by Jennifer sule and i say i think the driveway has to be gated and signs posted that stated that if you park there that your car will be towed. otherwise that is NOT a legal driveway. this is waht a cop rtold me tonight as i live in Brooklyn and just had to fight to have a car moved from in front of what i THOUGHT was my driveway that i rent from my landlord. no gate no signs... NOT a legal driveway. hope that helps)
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Despite how unsafe it can be yes it is legal.
No. One party with rights to use a shared driveway cannot park so as to block the other user or owner. If you are a renter, complain to the owner of the property. If you are an owner you may need to request that an attorney send a letter explaining your legal rights.No. One party with rights to use a shared driveway cannot park so as to block the other user or owner. If you are a renter, complain to the owner of the property. If you are an owner you may need to request that an attorney send a letter explaining your legal rights.No. One party with rights to use a shared driveway cannot park so as to block the other user or owner. If you are a renter, complain to the owner of the property. If you are an owner you may need to request that an attorney send a letter explaining your legal rights.No. One party with rights to use a shared driveway cannot park so as to block the other user or owner. If you are a renter, complain to the owner of the property. If you are an owner you may need to request that an attorney send a letter explaining your legal rights.
Obstructing a driveway, service access, etc. is generally illegal anywhere.
Check the zoning laws for your community.
In your own driveway, yes.