So last night my son wakes me up just after midnight. I walk him back to his room and see car lights in front of my house. There is a car stuck in the middle of my lawn. AGAIN.
Our driveway is roped off because we had a new cement drive poured 2 weeks ago and we're not supposed to drive cars on it until today. So the guy tells me his GPS a gave him bad directions and he needed to turn around. He saw the tire tracks on our lawn (from the meter reader 3 weeks ago) so he thought it would be ok if he just followed those tracks. The guy was 20ish, didn't seem obviously drunk but I've never heard of the street he was supposedly looking for. He said it was "Bay Shore Drive." We live near lots of woods and fields. It would be pretty odd to have a Bay Shore Drive around here without either a bay or a shore. I'm pretty sure he was making that part up.
He really spun his wheels, the ruts are pretty deep. I am seriously wtf'ing people today.
What happened with the meter reader? Did you report her? Did they not fix the damage?
We got a credit to our bill to pay for damages. We chose to repair the lawn ourself. We knew we were having the footprint of our front walk changed a week after the meter reader incident and that it would tear up a different section of the lawn, requiring a truck of topsoil to redo our planting beds next to the walk. We filled in the ruts two weeks ago and planted seed but it's cold here so it is not growing very fast.
Post by yourmother on Oct 25, 2014 10:51:53 GMT -5
I'm curious to know what your lawn, driveway and front street look like. Do you live on a dirt road? Just seems weird that two very different people have done this. Can you put up a fence?
Post by RoxMonster on Oct 25, 2014 12:07:09 GMT -5
Can you PIP your lawn/street situation? I am just dying that two totally different people thought driving up onto your lawn was at all OK. I am just so curious of what your yard situation looks like. I'm assuming no curb?
To clarify, it is not AT ALL your fault that people are doing this. I just cannot fathom a yard situation that would invite people to do this.
Do you live at the end of the street? I've always said I'll never live there because I fear someone not slowing down enough to turn either way, and end up in my living room.