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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, a relative of mine leaves his car on our street for a month at a time when he travels overseas. It's usually in front of a neighbor's house because our second car is in front of ours. My neighbor only has one car in the driveway so I never asked their permission for that spot, and in any case it's a public street so anyone can park there. What makes people think they own the street? [/quote]

You and your relative are inconsiderate assholes.[/quote]

Imagine how junked up the neighborhood would look if every asshole felt entitled to use the street as long term parking.[/quote]

I don't have to imagine it because everyone on our street does use the street for parking. We have driveways and no garages so everyone with 2 cars has to park one on the street. I am very confused by people who say cars that stay on the street for 24 hours or a week or whatever should be towed. Does that mean if I have a second car and don't drive it for a week it should be towed? I'm seriously confused because our whole street is lined with cars all the time. Our neighbors don't park a car in front of their house so why shouldn't someone else use it?[/quote]

Do you really not understand the difference between cars that are actually moved around meaning they are in use, maintained, washed, etc. vs. people just leaving their cars to collect dust, have their battery die, bird crap all over them, streets being plowed around them as snow turns gray in the winter, etc.  It's not about having a cars parked on the street.  It's about having someone use the roadway in front of your house as dumping ground for a vehicle they don't want to deal with for an extended period of time.  If they don't want to deal with having it in front of their own house why should their neighbor?[/quote]

+1 exactly. [/quote]

+ 1 why is this such a hard concept for people to grasp?[/quote]

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