My question involves real estate located in the State of: Maryland
I live on a cul-de-sac. My neighbor's hummer is blocking 1/2 of my driveway. (thats a real picture of this) In order for me to exit and enter my home, it requires me to exit to the right and turn to avoid missing his hummer and the other cars that would normally be legitimately parked nearby. The neighbor's hummer is broken and died right in front of my driveway.
Whats worse is with all the snow, I have to back my truck in because it would be nearly impossible to back out (on ice) and miss the hummer and other things that might be in the road.
The neighbor told me yesterday that it would be towed to the shop today. Today he put a 2nd car in the street and told me the tow truck would put the hummer in his driveway. However when I got back from my errands the hummer was still where it has been for a week and the other car was still there. Needless to say I had a difficult (near impossible) time of getting my truck in the driveway.
now after I parked my truck: (I knocked on his door several different times)
The neighbor first told me the tow truck driver never called back and no one had the keys to move the other car. Then later when a new person arrived at their home, he told me they couldn't start it. Then later I went back a 3rd time I was told they didn't have the keys and couldn't move it. So the question is this, since my neighbor is lyng here.
What can I do? The hummer and other car are parked in the street. However the hummer blocks 1/2 my driveway.
If I have the hummer towed, where do I have it towed to and how do I make the neighbor pay for the tow?
Would it be wrong for me to block 1/2 their driveway?
i have more pictures of this at my website, though the purpose of the website was not to ask this question. the website is chronicling several things in my current life.

