I used to have this happen quite often. I would leave notes on the cars, call the police, etc. A police officer suggested that I leave a message for them on the window, using lipstick. It seems that even if they wipe it off, the first time it rains the ghostly message would reappear. On a 4th of July, I had someone pull in and actually park in the driveway so they could go down to the lakefront to watch the fireworks. One of my guest arrived after them and parked behind them. We partied in our backyard and then this guy shows up and wants someone to move the car that is blocking him. I asked for his "parking receipt" and told him that it was event parking of $50 or he could be towed and pay more. I made $50.

This happened at my mothers house, she lived near a holiday attraction, rather than pay for parking people would park in the residential side streets. My neighbour and I filled his pick up with all our garden trash and old iron. We turned off the lights and waited. It was dark when he returned, and he did not look in the back. He just drove off, we never saw him again. Sweet!

Reminds me a bit of when my brother lived in Vegas. His neighbor kept stealing packages off his porch, so one day he waited inside the house, watching out the window. When the neighbor came up to steal the package, he kicked the door open, shucked his 12 gauge and told him he'd blow his f&#$ing head off if he caught him on his porch again. He never had issues after that.

I've been driving and living in major cities for 40 years. Never used to see this sort of thing until 10-15 years ago. I wonder why? Did people just lose brain cells one day?

This happened to me a couple years ago. Called the city right away to bring a tow truck. City tow came with parking enforcement in ten minutes and asked me to open my garage to verify I own the house. I opened the garage door and they towed the car blocking my garage in 2 minutes flat.

But officer! I didn't park my car like this! I parked blocking this guy's driveway! Lol, this guy can be my neighbour anytime!

And his wife said he would never need that tow chain he insisted on keeping under the rear seat.....

Like others said in the comments I feel bad even parking in front of another person's house let alone blocking their actual driveway! Like what in the world ??

Had a neighbour like that when I was at uni. He worked shifts so had to get up early, whereas we rolled in late. After arguing with him a few times we resorted to getting home as late as possible and ringing him out of bed after midnight to move his car so we could get into our drive. He soon got the message.

Some people act like they own the world. U proved em wrong. Good job……

Being woken at

Had a neighbor like that when I was going to college and working a full time job. I used to roll in about

I have some neighbors who were under the impression that it was perfectly fine for their kids to park in my driveway on Christmas because they wanted a picturesque front view of their house.

So. Dude came out in his jammies, robe and slippers? He was all tucked in for the night, blocking someone's driveway. What an entitled douchebag. I adore this video!

I do not understand people who feel comfortable with blocking someones driveway with their vehicle like this.

Good for him, he got his point across, didn’t damage anything and didn’t go to jail

AWESOME!!!!! Whomever moved the driveway blockers vehicle deserves an award. It was done without damage to the car and made a crystal clear message.

Yes, this happened. I used to drive in big car in SF, invariably small cars would park in the tiniest spots, ultimately blocking me in. Said big car was 1975 LTD 4 door. Big bumpers, or as I called them pushers. If they dont care, I dont care.

That was a thing of beauty. And the police were looking at the ground so they know exactly what happened.

Someone did that to me. Had their car towed away. Look on face when car wasn’t there ... priceless.