What to Do When Someone Blocks Your Garage?

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DePreston
07/30/25 2:33am
In urgent situations, you can move the vehicle yourself without causing damage to it. Alternatively, directly contact the property management to request the owner to move their car. Contact the Owner: Locate the owner to communicate and negotiate a solution. Complaint: File a complaint with the property management of the residential area, allowing them to intervene and resolve the issue. Call the Police: Property owners have the right to request civil liability from construction units, property service companies, or other managers, as well as other owners who infringe upon their legitimate rights and interests. Install a Parking Lock: With the property management's approval and without hindering other vehicles' access, you can install a parking lock in front of your garage to completely prevent it from being blocked.
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