Blocked Driveway Towing in NYC is one of the most inconvenience parts of living in New York when a vehicle blocks someone driveway. There has been a lot of controversy with the rules that regard blocking a driveway. Also, there has been confusion regarding the distance within someone’s driveway. We are going to explain some rules that apply to Blocked Driveway Towing.
1-Please, remember that before we can legally touch that vehicle it needs to have a police summons. And also without a written authorization by the owner of the house or commercial building. This means that if you block a driveway, the owner will notify the appropriate authorities who will summon the vehicle.
2-Residents can block their own driveways only if the building has one or two units and the vehicle’s license plate is registered to the building’s address. All other types of driveway parking can be cited. If you share a driveway with another resident make sure to discuss the issue of blocking one another.
3-A driveway begins at the curb cut or the point at which the curb begins to slope downward toward street level. A vehicle parked within curb cuts can be cited and towed. Even partial encroachments into the driveway area can result in a tow. These are some helpful tips that you can use to avoid a tow. Just to gain a better understanding of the rules for a Blocked Driveway.
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