'Entitled neighbour keeps parking in my driveway – but I've got plan to stop them'

One woman fuming that her neighbour is parking in her driveway has come up with a plan

A woman has been left outraged after returning home to see her neighbours once again parked in her driveway.

Knowing something needs to be done, she has taken to social media to ask users how she can put a stop to her neighbour's 'entitled' antics.

She said on Reddit: "The new neighbours next to us moved in about two years ago, I have a long driveway (fits probably six to eight cars) and their house has a shorter driveway that maybe only three to four cars can fit in. When they first moved in they started parking in our driveway behind our cars, parking us all the time.

"I finally said something to them about parking us in and they stopped and parked in their own driveway." But to make matters worse, her neighbours started throwing parties and encouraging their guests to either park on or in front of her driveway too.

She added: "Their guests were parking right next to our cars in the grass right up against our driveway. Now they drive through our driveway to get behind their house and squeeze in-between our cars. All of this is just annoying to me. I'm not sure if I should say something or let it go. Am I overreacting about a stupid driveway?"

Offering their advice, one user said: "Get them towed. Immediately put a sign up too if needed - no parking zone, violators will be towed." Another user added: "It's your property they have no right to use it. They are trespassing." A third user said: "Put up cones temporarily until you can figure out if you can install a gate and fence.

"Also, No Trespassing signs and tow zone signs. It is your driveway, they have no rights to it. The next time someone parks in your driveway, go ahead and call the authorities to have them tow an "unauthorised vehicle" from your property. Extra points if the tow truck can hook up the vehicle before the owner comes out."

In an update, she thanked users for taking the time to send over their suggestions - and shared how she has recently bought a camera to document their behaviour. She said: I just bought some cameras off Amazon, and I'm talking to my husband about a fence or boulders to put next to our driveway."