AIBU? Our house has a large driveway and front garden which is “open plan” and is adjacent to our neighbour’s driveway. We’ve block paved the whole area so no longer have a garden/grass area. We’ve noticed that nearly every visitor to our neighbours house walk across our drive to get to our neighbours front door (our front doors are on the side of our house so it’s a direct line from the road where their visitors park). My DH is parked on the area that is adjacent to their drive and we’ve seen a visitor hit my DH’s car (a £70k Mercedes) with her coat. We’ve also seen a visitor ride her bike across our drive, again very close to DH car. So we decided to put some plant troughs along the front of our drive adjacent to the pavement and the put 2 along the edge of our driveway (approx 20cm from the boundary line) to stop our driveway being used as a walk way. This seemed to have solved the issue. Then a couple of months ago we noticed one of the troughs has a small dent. It looked like it had been hit by our neighbour but we didn’t mention it. Then a few weeks ago we went away for a few days and when we got home one of the troughs had been completely destroyed. It was smashed to pieces and the stones/plants were on our driveway. The neighbours said they didn’t think they had hit it but there was no way it was damaged by anyone else. On Friday night we actually saw our neighbours hit one as they were reversing onto their drive. Thankfully they didn’t break it. Today our neighbour came round to say the pots were causing them trouble as they can’t seem them. Again I will point out they are 20cm (a whole bricks length) inside the boundary line, they are not “on” the boundary at all and do not overhang our neighbours driveway at all. Our neighbour also said she’d stumped her toe on the pots when she went out to our elderly neighbour the other night. Again, that means she was walking on our driveway. My question is AIBU by wanting to leave the pots where they are or should we move them?