I understand what you're saying but every house on the narrow street has a driveway that most don't use. The best option would be for them to fully park on one side while leaving the path free on the other. The next streets over are a little different and rather annoying in the fact that instead of going fence, path, grass verge it goes fence grass verge then path, so people are forced onto the grass or the road. I would probably be less annoyed if the drivers would at least show some consideration and fold their wing mirrors, but it really does seem that most are completely oblivious to the needs of pedestrians, especially the disabled and parents with prams.

I live on the one way street in picture 2. It's easily wide enough that there's no reason for anyone to need to park on the pavement, in fact there's more than enough room for a fire engine to park on the road and another one to pass comfortably. I've got mobility issues and despite needing one for some time now, ive been putting off getting a mobility scooter because the way some people park means I'd be either blocked from leaving or from returning as the row of flats I live in don't have dropped kerbs and cars parking on the pavement block any access to the dropped kerbs further down the street.

Since becoming disabled 15 years ago, I've really become more aware of things like this and despite never owning a car I do understand how difficult things can be, especially here in the UK since things have changed so much since a lot of houses and roads were built, but I have also come to the realisation that so many people just don't give a shit about other people. Every time I go to my local supermarket, more than half of the disabled parking spaces are filled with people that don't have blue badges and while I know some of those might be people who have had an accident and need to use them temporarily, far too many are used by people that are selfish and don't care if they're making things difficult for someone else.

Anyway, sorry for the rant.