driveways

Some of my neighbors would park their cars in their driveways, with the tail end sticking out into the street, and blocking sidewalk users from crossing their driveways as a result.

Some driveways have a gate with one vertical post on each side, and three removable horizontal beams.

At some point the condo units were renumbered with street numbers, and the disjoint driveways were all given the same name: <Condo> Lane.

They can tell people not to impede access to driveways and doors but they can't physically remove them if they're on the public sidewalk.

The interstates are hundreds of miles without driveways, intersections, or traffic lights.

Ours connected to WiFi in driveways and dumped all driving data to servers that users could connect to via an API and web tool.

And there is a large amount of on-street area that is marked No Parking for various reasons including bus stops, infrequently-used driveways, loading zones, etc.

There are 4 separate driveways between buildings leading to parking.

Most had garages, some had driveways but no garage.

That's why unique content came to my head, I've sat in driveways much longer just to hear the end of a good radio program.

How many driveways does your residence have?

Why not parks or people's yards/driveways/patios?

"To your door" sub-urban and rural (the outskirts as you call it) in theory may be more doable as dwellings tend to have driveways, yards and space.

Google often leaves the impression that, as a Google executive once wrote, the cars can “drive anywhere a car can legally drive.” However, that’s true only if intricate preparations have been made beforehand, with the car’s exact route, including driveways, extensively mapped.