Driver blocks neighbor's city driveway daily, expects her to ask permission every time she wants to back out: 'I don’t feel like I got a say in this matter'

A place to park a vehicle is not the sole requirement of a parking space.

Generally speaking, those who require parking also want to be able to get their car in and out of wherever that is with ease. There is not much point in a parking space unless it is a drive-out-and-go space as well. There is a reason that so many people choose to park in places where they can manoeuvre their vehicle without much of a struggle.

The annoying thing for many drivers is that there are so many other drivers out in the world who are plotting the exact same thing when it comes to their car. All anybody wants is a place to put it that makes their life easier, and sometimes, people feel like this is acceptable to do at the expense of others.

Plenty of drivers have experienced this irritation in a public place, but what is even worse is when it happens at home. Everybody should have the right to get in and out of their own parking space without a struggle, but when space is tight, that can prove to be a point of contention between neighbors who feel that their right of way matters more.

via Michael Loftus

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In this story, a pair of roommates renting a city house with a garage were faced with the annoyance of a neighbor who insisted on parallel parking right outside their garage door. She claimed that her vehicle was too large for her garage, and she had gotten into the habit of parking there as their house had stood vacant for some time.
She assured them that she would be willing to move it any time they needed to get their car out of their garage, but the tenant whose car it was had her reservations about this. She needed to use her car on a daily basis, and the arrangement was very awkward for her.
Neighbor blocks my driveway every day and wants me to ask her for permission to come and go

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