Car parking

This happened to me a few years back when I used to live downtown in an apartment with just 1 assigned stall for parking. I asked around the neighborhood and nobody seemed to know who the car belongs to. I tried leaving a big message on the windshied and nothing happened. I later learned that it was indeed a stolen car. Amateur car thieves take cars and drive it around with their friends in the city. And just when the car is about to run out of gas, they park it on private stalls so that it wouldn't look conspicuous.
I later had the building manager call the towing company to take it out.

It would be wise to report it to the police or to the local council for proper disposal. Unfortunately the streets in front of our houses are not part of our property and we can not impose our personal rights. A little help from the local council may help. I agree, it is an ugly sight to have a car parked permanently in front of your residence.

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I think I would call the police and tell them it is odd that no one has moved the car and no one has reported it stolen. I would wonder where the owner of the car is and why they don't miss it:) Good luck to you!

You haven't seen anyone with the car this whole week? Has it ever left it's spot. at all??? Leave a note on the windshield (drivers side) saying that if they don't contact you or move the car you will call the towing company. Don't feel bad about it--it's rude on their part to use your front street as a personal parking spot.

Have you looked into the car? Can you see anything that might give any hints to an owner or ID?

On a more morbid note...did anyone check the trunk?

How annoying to have the vehicle parked there and no one to move the thing! I would give it a few more days and then report it to the Police again. Is there anything that looks suspicious about it? I would definitely have a go at reporting it again; you could also try your local council if you have no joy with the cops.

Well, if it's REALLY IN FRONT of your house, I think you'd better find out about the ownership of the related car, especially when it is very disturbing. If I were you, I would call the police and try my best to remove it so my house doesn't look messy. But it's not disturbing at all, I prefer sitting alone and doing nothing with that car, as the risk always exists and it's the car owner's not mine.=)

Here where I lived a car can only be parked in the same spot for a certain length of time. I know this because a neighbor had a few cars and would move them after a week to a different spot and we ask him why that is what he told us. If someone leaves a car on the street then the sweeper just goes around that car they do not like it but that is what they do.

If this were me I'd call the police again. The car hasn't moved in a week. They know it isn't stolen, but it still is abandoned in front of your house. I would call it in again because they can run the plates and found out the owner of the car and contact them. If they don't move their car after the police called them, then they will tow it and the owner will need to get it out of storage.

I can understand why people need to leave a car, if it broke down or ran out of gas, but a week? This is just saying they aren't taking responsiblity for their own property. I would call the police again and let them deal with it. Honestly the less involvement you have in this the better. If you call the towing company and they store the vehicle until the owner shows up to claim it, the towing company might come after you to pay the towing fees.

I would call it in again to the police and let them handle it for you.