A reader asks whether it is legal to place a “do not park” sign outside their home to stop vehicles blocking their driveway. The question is prompted by parking problems on a private road near a popular beach. According to the reader, during peak summer periods—when a nearby car park is full—people sometimes park outside nearby houses, including in places that obstruct driveway access. The matter is presented as a legal query, with the content citing a barrister’s response (Dean Dunham KC). The central issue is whether a homeowner can use a sign on private land or a private road to prevent parking by others and what effect such a sign has. The reports do not provide details of any action taken by the homeowner beyond installing the sign, nor do they specify whether any enforcement follows. Overall, the articles focus on the legality of warning signage and the practical steps homeowners may need to ensure vehicles do not block their driveway on a private road.