Spoiler: Although it can be inconvenient, it is legal to park in front of a neighbor's house. There are exceptions to watch ...

Your street may be filled with parked cars, but can your neighbor park in front of your house? Here are the rules in Cincinnati, Columbus and the rest of Ohio.

Annoyed that someone is parked in front of your house? In most cases it's not a penalty. Here's what laws and ordinances ...

However, state law allows for municipal ordinances to permit parking in front of private driveways if the driver also owns the driveway, is in the same household as the driveway owner or is ...

Usually, no. In most cases, it is not illegal to park on a public street in front of someone else’s house in Georgia. According to Georgia law, streets are considered public rights of way ...

It can be an inconvenience to find someone parked in front of your home. Is it legal? Here's what Alabama law says ...

In Alabama, it's not illegal to park on a public street in front of someone else's house. Streets are considered public rights of way, meaning anyone can legally park there unless specific laws ...

Under Alabama Code 32-5A-137, drivers are barred from parking in certain spots, like within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, within 20 feet of a crosswalk or directly in front of a driveway. However, no ...

A lawyer says many people are 'surprised' when he explains whether or not you legally park your car across someone's drive ...

A car can be booted if the owner has three or more unpaid parking violation tickets that are at least 90 days old. Vehicles are also held at the City’s Auto Impound for parking tickets owed on a ...

Under Alabama Code 32-5A-137, drivers are barred from parking in certain spots, like within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, within 20 feet of a crosswalk or directly in front of a driveway. However, no ...