My neighbor has parked a van in the street with two flat tires. What can I do about it?

Question

Because of this, I am forced to park in front of my mailbox. It is not a problem during the week because I am at work when the mail runs, but on Saturdays, the mail lady will not deliver. The neighbors have room in their driveway for the van, but don't park it there.

Answer 1

Contact your local city councilperson and ask them if there is an ordinance for this. If there is is, contact the authorities (during the day on the administrative line) and request this be taken care of and inform them you have talked to your councilperson about it. better yet, some council members will do this for you if they have the time,

Answer 2

The regulation states (fantastically sufficient), that a vehicle parked on the line is an obstruction. each street person has the right to bypass and repass over the line. the position a vehicle is parked, yet another vehicle won't be able to bypass over that portion of he street, for this reason an obstruction is led to. it is an offence except the position yellow lines are painted even as an offence lower than the close by by using-guidelines is dedicated. Secondly, the position close by authority housing is worried, a condition of tenancy will really be that no corporation is carried on from those premises. so that you'll be able to document to the close by Police the obstruction, or, the close by authority if the premises are getting used for ending up a corporation. My suggestion will be to bypass for the former.

Answer 3

Regardless if the mailbox is blocked,your mail person MUST deliver your mail even if he/she has to get off the jeep. But did you ever bring this dilema to your neighbor and ask why it's parked where it is? Perhaps your neighbor doesn't have any money to repair the tires.
YOU could be a neighbor yourself and propose the idea of helping push the vehicle to his/her driveway and use wooden blocks to chock the inflated tires to keep it from rolling away.

Answer 4

The easiest thing to do is to report a derilect vehicle to the city. They'll come out and chalk the tires. After a short while they'll put a "move it or else" sticker on it. 24 to 48 hrs later, no more van.

Answer 5

Visit your county's website , or visit their office and report them to code enforcement. I would know this is an offense because my step mother is in code enforcement. You will have more luck doing this the right way than turning it in as an abandoned car.

Answer 6

Call the city and report a abandoned vehicle.

Answer 7

Report the car as abandoned to the police. They should ticket it and eventually it will get towed.

You can always try and talk to them first.

Answer 8

Report it to the police. I don't know how long it's been there, but that shouldn't matter.

Answer 9

Flatten the other two, then turn it in as abandoned.

Answer 10

Hire Bubba and his brothers to steal it.