Parking issues and abandoned vehicles
Abandoned vehicles, causing obstruction and eyesore, can be reported to local authorities.
Parking disputes on public roads are not actionable unless designated parking spaces are involved.
Parking on someone's driveway without permission is considered trespassing and should be resolved civilly.
Blocking driveways can be reported to local councils, especially if it prevents vehicle access.
Illegal parking on zig-zag lines, dangerously, or obstructing emergency vehicles should be reported online.
Parking over dropped kerbs, pedestrian crossings, Blue Badge spaces, taxi bays, cycle lanes, red lines, or near school entrances, bus or tram stops should be reported to local councils.
https://www.met.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/asb/asb/antisocial-behaviour/nuisance-parking/
Parking disputes on public roads are not actionable unless designated parking spaces are involved.
Parking on someone's driveway without permission is considered trespassing and should be resolved civilly.
Blocking driveways can be reported to local councils, especially if it prevents vehicle access.
Illegal parking on zig-zag lines, dangerously, or obstructing emergency vehicles should be reported online.
Parking over dropped kerbs, pedestrian crossings, Blue Badge spaces, taxi bays, cycle lanes, red lines, or near school entrances, bus or tram stops should be reported to local councils.
https://www.met.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/asb/asb/antisocial-behaviour/nuisance-parking/
