Neighbors lay claim to shared driveway by blocking access to the entire thing with an errantly parked vehicle: 'Their truck is parked diagonally'

Parking is one of those things that is always going to cause issues when limited spots are of any concern. People just don't know how to behave rationally when scarcity of resources is at hand, and the monkey part of their brain takes over. Still, when you have your own driveway, even if it's shared, you'd sort of expect that your side of it would remain accessible to you (and you alone) without issue—unfortunately, inconsiderate neighbors mean this is not always the case.

In this case, these neighbors took the phrase "shared driveway" quite literally, helping themselves to the entire thing and ironically not sharing very well in the process. There are a few unforgivable crimes being committed here: Parking poorly, parking in a spot that isn't yours, and blocking access to someone's driveway and/or garage. All were committed simultaneously, and even one of these infractions deserved a tow.

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