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       #Post#: 117427--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own
       home. 
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: April 30, 2026, 8:51 am
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       The yellow line argument is nonsense as that's nothing to do
       with the contravention.
       But they now say it's a shared dropped footway but as you have
       permission for both yours and in-laws I can't see they can win
       this although they say such permission can't be given. They also
       did not raise this in the initial rejection.
       Also it's not really a shared drive-in - just dropped footway
       past two units, which aren't even garages.
       See what others say.
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       #Post#: 117459--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own
       home. 
   DIR By: tawnyess
       Date: April 30, 2026, 1:43 pm
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       Looks like they may have got me in the shared access point? Do
       you think I should take it to tribunals or..?
       #Post#: 117732--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own
       home. 
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: May 4, 2026, 11:11 am
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       I think you should, if you've not paid.
       If you're still in can you take pictures of the kerbside so we
       can see if this looks a 'shared driveway'.
       The law just says:
       This exception does not apply in the case of a shared driveway.
       An extended length of dropped footway is not a shared driveway
       in my view.
       #Post#: 117789--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own
       home. 
   DIR By: tawnyess
       Date: May 5, 2026, 5:00 am
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       Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own
       home. 
   DIR By: fraser.mitchell
       Date: May 5, 2026, 5:30 am
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       The kerb is dropped to give access to the two garages, so hardly
       "shared". When one thinks of a shared driveway it is where the
       driveway is only wide enough for one car, but gives access to
       two properties adjacent to each other.
       #Post#: 117798--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Tower hamlets. Parked outside dropped kerb driveway of own
       home. 
   DIR By: stamfordman
       Date: May 5, 2026, 5:36 am
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       I agree. Not a shared driveway as we'd understand it.
       And to be clear one of the 'garages' is yours and the other your
       in-laws, who can no doubt provide a note giving permission.
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