Most of our street have driveways and there is only a small section of public road that has parking for three cars at our end of the street. Recently a random car was parked directly outside our house for a week. I have no idea whose car it was and I've never seen it before. We are not nosey neighbours at all but we've all lived here for a while and know each others cars. I assume they went on holiday because I saw a young couple with suitcases return to the car and drive off.
I know it's a public road. I know as long as the car is taxed they can park there for as long as they want and I would never be a CF and say anything but surely people try to be considerate when parking? I don't even park my own car outside my house when I'm going away and will park on the side road where I'm not outside anyone's property so that my neighbours still have use of the actual parking spaces on our street whilst I am away.
My partner thinks I'm overthinking but it genuinely wouldn't occur to me to park outside someone's house and leave my car there for a week. I would have no idea if the occupants of the house had health needs or young children or any kind of additional need where they would benefit from parking outside their home. It just annoyed me because like I said, we only have 3 spaces on the public road on our end of the street so parking is difficult enough as it is sometimes.
So my AIBU is not from a legal perspective but more of a moral one. Am I being too considerate?