Can you block a driveway without a dropped kerb? (opens original article in a new tab)
The article discusses the legal requirements for driveway access in the UK, focusing on the necessity of a dropped kerb for legal vehicle access and the varying regulations around pavement parking.
- A dropped kerb is required for legal access to a driveway from the road according to Gloucestershire Council
- Parking in front of a driveway without a dropped kerb may be considered an obstruction but is not always illegal
- Bristol City Council requires a dropped kerb for legal driveway access but did not comment on a specific case
- Pavement parking regulations vary by region with some areas banning it outright
- A task force was established in Bristol to address pavement parking issues
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