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dropped kerbs
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my neighbour has a dropped kerb with white lines and there is 6 feet of pavement to the garage door.
The point is these doors no longer open to a garage. The doors are sealed and the garage space behind made into a garden. She more or less has her own private parking space in a road where parking is premium.
Is she entitled to these lines now there no actual garage?
She will ask people tp move from the space.
The point is these doors no longer open to a garage. The doors are sealed and the garage space behind made into a garden. She more or less has her own private parking space in a road where parking is premium.
Is she entitled to these lines now there no actual garage?
She will ask people tp move from the space.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.There are two types of dropped kerbs, those outside driveways allowing easy access to the residents of individual houses and those used for pedestrian crossovers.
Areas covered by the Traffic Management Act 2004 and the London Local Authorities and Transport Act 2003 allow for residential (single driveway) dropped kerbs to be "obstructed" by the occupier of the residence and by others with the permission of the occupier (but not for reward).
Areas covered by the Traffic Management Act 2004 and the London Local Authorities and Transport Act 2003 allow for residential (single driveway) dropped kerbs to be "obstructed" by the occupier of the residence and by others with the permission of the occupier (but not for reward).
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