pulling out of drive way and already out of driveway and car comes?
915349
Your fault.  Failure to yield the right-of-way.  Also, some cities have a law against BACKING out of your driveway.
985543
He has the right to block you in so you can't go anywhere.  If you were going to turn the car over yourself, you should have done that before the repo man got there.  There was nothing wrong with him unlocking the door, putting the car in park, or taking the keys since the car and the keys belong to the bank that hired him to repo the car.  Since you were refusing to get out of the vehicle yourself, he should have called the police.  They could have forced you out of the car.  Maybe you should just consider yourself lucky that the police were not involved.  If you didn't want these things to happen, you should have paid the money that you owe.
868679
You will be responsible for the cost of the tow.  Legally, at least in California, you can not park in a manner that blocks a driveway.  It does not matter whose driveway you block or if anyone calls in about your car.  A police officer who is just driving around and finds a car blocking a driveway can tow it with or without a complainant.\n\nCVC 22651(d) gives a California peace officer the authority to tow a vehicle blocking a private driveway.  Here's the text to that section:\n\n22651.  Any peace officer, as defined in Chapter 4.5 (commencing\nwith Section 830) of Title 3 of Part 2 of the Penal Code, or any\nregularly employed and salaried employee, who is engaged in directing\ntraffic or enforcing parking laws and regulations, of a city,\ncounty, or jurisdiction of a state agency in which a vehicle is\nlocated, may remove a vehicle located within the territorial limits\nin which the officer or employee may act, under any of the following\ncircumstances:\n   (a) When any vehicle is left unattended upon any bridge, viaduct,\nor causeway or in any tube or tunnel where the vehicle constitutes an\nobstruction to traffic.\n   (b) When any vehicle is parked or left standing upon a highway in\na position so as to obstruct the normal movement of traffic or in a\ncondition so as to create a hazard to other traffic upon the highway.\n\n   (c) When any vehicle is found upon a highway or any public lands\nand a report has previously been made that the vehicle has been\nstolen or a complaint has been filed and a warrant thereon issued\ncharging that the vehicle has been embezzled.\n   (d) When any vehicle is illegally parked so as to block the\nentrance to a private driveway and it is impractical to move the\nvehicle from in front of the driveway to another point on the\nhighway.
728774
The office of Support Enforcement is responsible for all of that as far as I know, \nit may depend on what state you live in and it also varies from county to county.\nWhere I live they are VERY on top of it all, my ex was behind only by 3 months and they pulled his drivers liscence !!\nCheck with the office you are already dealing with to persue the matter.\nGood Luck.
56559
You have to pay to have it removed. You will probably have to pay some big fines and your car becomes scrap.
325213
You must answer this Question by Performing Two Tasks, Park in a Parkway, Preferably at Rush Hour, with an exceeded Speed Limit of 70 MPH. ASSuming You Survive that Adventure, Drive at 70 MPH into a Driveway, through a Garage Door. You have My Permission to do this Only Hypothetically! This is Yahoo Q & A, and We All must Protect One Another ! The More We Live, The More Intelligent Questions such as Yours can be Answered on "Answers" And Always Remember the Yahoo Mantra; <*>L<*>O<*>L<*>!! It's the Law!
903798
Technically, it was automatically the fault of the driver in the driveway.  Any car that is entering the road has the burden of making sure the road is clear.  Any cars already on the road have the right of way.\n\nTechnicalities suck.
730657
You may delete it, but it is not gone.  There are means of recovering it, used by police and other services.  The only real way is to take a hammer to the drive....................
1105120
You are on the hook because it was your car. Now you are in legal trouble for leaving the scene of an accident and your boyfriend is hanging you out to dry.  I would turn him in if he doesn't do it himself.  I would also call my insurance company and at least let them know what is going on.
522333
go with someone else and make them take the car and drive. or make someone else pay for the ticket.
146995
Yes, the etymology of the two phrases is different. The apparent park/drive thing is an accident.\n\nAll about it at the Straight Dope in the link below:
465362
The music and blocking of your driveway are illegal.  Contact the police.  They can have visitors all day and night you can't control that, you can only complain if they make "loud" noise.  Also they can park in front of your house, they just can't block the driveway.  The street is public so you can't stop them.
901625
Nothing. The people at the towing company stole everything. I had my car towed recently and they stole my CD player. When I confronted them they said that some one jumped the fence and stole it. Call the cops to make a report then call the Better Business Bureau. Unfortunately your stuff is gone.
608011
if you are a safety nut, then climb over to the passenger side and exit to the curb, but most ppl (everyone i know) gets out on the side their door is. they watch to see is no cars are coming when they enter/exit thier car, for children have them exit to the curb, thats why most ppl out car seats on the passenger side of their car
960583
plz find car position and after \nincrement in car position and car is moving
982654
get a trolly jack, jack up the front of your car and push it into a busy road. the police will make them remove the clamp. they cant prove that the car was not there when it was clamped.\nthis works. i have done it myself.\ngood luck.
1024982
Usually there is a pinhole next to the drive door. Get a paperclip and unbend it and then put it in the whole and push...the door should pop open