If that involved placing an obstacle on your own property only then you're perfectly within your rights to do that.

Mark

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unsolicited_goods

If it's one loaded with advertisement such as a company car maybe you could pass it off as unsolicited goods and tell them that they can collect it at a time convenient to you.... say 2 weeks later with you take time off work and expect to be compensated for the missed work

I can't believe people park on other peoples driveways????

There's no excuse, and blocking them is just as bad (unless you're staying in the car waiting for somebody for example so you can easily move).

I'd be very annoyed if I had a driveway but people kept using it for themselves!

Mind you, if I had a driveway round here I think I would rent it out to a neighbour-parking spaces are very hard to find.

Maybe that is the problem, they think that it is the one that they are renting.

For turning, it should take <10 seconds, and they should need to actually use the whole of your driveway, only stick the nose of the car in it. For that, I'd probably forgive them. But using it as a car parking space? That's just asking for it to be beaten with a sledge hammer, no?

Whilst the police are sympathetic to driveways being blocked/parked on, they really have better things to do than move muppets on. They even told me that pavement parking was not on their list of priorities so if somebody parks on the path outside my house and I can't scrape by on foot without going on the road we park both our cars on the road 6 inches from either bumper

The peeps that used to live opposite had 2 cars and a driveway for both of them. They decided to park on the road (quite within their rights) and convert the driveway to garden ground (without planning permission but that's another story). Trouble is they parked on the opposite side of the road - right outside my house. Again quite legal but really annoying when they could have easily parked on their own side of the road. We were having an extension built at the time and the building supplies man kindly asked them to move their cars so he could get access for his delivery. After a tirade of abuse, the lorry driver got the builder to park his van blocking one car whilst he positioned his lorry blocking the other then proceeded to unload the delivery from the crane on the back of the lorry. To say he deliberately swung the pallets of bricks over the cars would be an understatement but I made sure the peeps saw what he was doing. One of the cars was white but the faces of the car owners were whiter......

Al

Haha brilliant!

Did he make sure to cover the car in saw dust or similar?