On the road, in front of our house (on a row of semi detached properties) are white marked bays for on street parking - they start a small distance in from the dropped curb's set between each house. You can park two cars easily in the bay here, although single bays are not marked out, unlike other areas of London - it is one long bay.
Our neighbour parks their car overnight deliberately in the middle of the bay, so only one car can park there, depriving other residents of this facility.
Can anyone advise if you can have a bay split so as to create single space bays (ie 2x here).
I note in this press article:
https://www.autoexpress.co.uk/car-news/cons...ars-get-too-big
"Currently, parking bays on roads can be a maximum length of 6.6 metres and minimum of 4.5 metres".
So the full length of two bays together would be min. 9mt.
I am curious as to why some areas of london have single bays marked out, and not others.