Where should you not park to avoid blocking access?

Parking in a driveway or private road is not permitted because it can obstruct access for the residents or property owners. Driveways are specifically meant for vehicles that belong to the property, and blocking them can create significant inconveniences, such as preventing someone from entering or leaving their home.

In contrast, while parking near a school, in front of a post office, or near a bus stop may also lead to restricted access or safety concerns, the situation with driveways is more critical. Driveways typically serve as private access points, and blocking them can result in more immediate issues for the property owner, such as emergency services being unable to respond quickly.

Understanding the legal and practical implications of parking in these areas helps promote road safety and ensures that emergency vehicles and residents can access their properties without interruptions.