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Old 3rd February 2015, 10:13 AM
HPsauce HPsauce is offline
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You would need agreement from the landowner and occupiers of that land as vehicular access imposes much greater maintenance requirements that on foot. That will cost you and have legal fees too.

Ideally you should purchase a suitable section and give them FULL access rights over it as well as it seems to be part of their driveway.
From the map it looks like your neighbour could have a similar interest, but maybe less as they already have a garage adjacent.
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