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I suppose that's fair enough, however it would end up being in between the wheels, but if it's going to be broken, it is more likely to be broken by the people who regularly park on it each day to pop across to the shop or post a letter!

Cheers. The only other thing is there is a telegraph pole in the pavement about 2.5m from what would be one of the edges of the dropped kerb/driveway. But again, that surely wouldn't be in the way I don't think.

Thanks for the reply! Thing is, it's an end of terrace house, and these houses run along this main road, and they were built in the 1930's when I suppose vehicle access wasn't much of an issue. There are plenty of other houses down the road who have had dropped kerbs done, so I don't see why I...

I have recently purchased a house, and it has a drive with two gates, but no dropped kerb in front of it. I have been parking my car on it and recently received a letter from the council saying it was illegal and I could be prosecuted, which I was unaware of. I had always intended to get a...