| Comment | Similar situation on my street. Two hulking SUVs with flatbeds in the back appeared recently, but they're so big the owners clearly have trouble fitting them in a typical parking space. So they're nearly always parked on the pavement at the end of the street.
By the way, what do you do in a situation like this? I don't know who owns them otherwise I'd simply say something to them directly. They're usually both parked in exactly the same spot on the pavement, covering the dropped kerb at the crossing points, meaning wheelchair users and folk pushing prams can't get on the pavement. No one else can get past them either.
Is this something the council deals with? |
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