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by Anonymous on April 24th, 2009

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Can my neighbor park his big work van in front ov my home hes not bloking any driveway but is taking up three car spaces and he wont move it , sometimes it doesnt move for weeks

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  • by allikatzpop on April 24th, 2009

    allikatzpop

    1.Go out at night and remove the license plate from the van.
    2.Take a "valve core tool" and remove the valve cores from the stem,allowing all the tires to go flat,replace the cores,and add a few drops of super glue to each before replacing the caps.
    3.He will then have to remove ,dismount all the tires to replace the stems and inflate all the tires .
    4.He will move the van

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  • by BrokeDog on April 24th, 2009

    BrokeDog

    I've had a similar problem in the past (a neighbor who ALWAYS parked his cars in front of my house, and left his curb empty). In my city in Texas, as long as he is LEGALLY parked, and moves the vehicle EVERY 24 hours, there is nothing that can be done. One of your only recourses may be if his truck is too big to safely see around ... then it COULD be illegally parked. A policeman told me to just park my vehicles in front of HIS house, but I didn't trust him to not damage my vehicles.

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  • by Heather on April 24th, 2009

    Heather

    you can call and make a complaint to the police, i know in some state(like nj) comercial advertising on vehicles is illegal(although people do it until they get in trouble), plus, some housing developements have rules about these things. or if you wanna be destruvtive funnel 5 lbs of sugar into the gas tank, or for less damaging stuff a potatoe up the tailpipe

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  • by Lights Squared on April 24th, 2009

    Lights Squared

    Depends on where you live and what the county/city vehicle codes are. I had a similar problem and this is how I got the vehicle moved (by the owner of the vehicle). I got a can of upside down orange marking paint and marked one of the tires that could bee seen from the street as you drove by. I also mocked up a city parking violation notice and placed it on the windshield. The next day it was moved down the street away from my house. It works great! P.S. the city that I live in only allows a vehicle to be parked in one spot for 48 hours.

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  • by TheGrimReefer on December 21st, 2010

    TheGrimReefer

    Well clearly you can leave cars on the street there as long as you wish. So put your car out there first. Or get one of your other neighbors to use that spot.

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