From where is the 5.50m distance between the garage and the street measured?

The 4.40 should be the 5.50.

Hmm, that sounds good, but I don't understand it.

Hmm, that sounds good, but I don't understand it.

You must show at least 5.5 in front of the garage. Regardless of whether it is the left or right corner of the driveway.

The purpose of this distance is also that a car can stand in front of the garage to, for example, first get out and open the manually operated garage (if one foregoes automatic operation) without any part of the car being on the street.

Exactly for that reason, this distance should be eliminated with an electric gate. I would inquire about that.

That's exactly why this distance should be omitted for an electric gate. I would ask about that.

Well, basically an electric gate also needs a moment. And if you drive forward into the garage and therefore backward out again (which I believe is standard for most people), it still sounds reasonable to me that there is a minimum distance so that you are not standing directly on the street without being able to see anything.

Mayglow responded appropriately and Elektro can also fail ;)

Well, an electric gate also needs a moment. And if you drive forward into the garage and then backwards out again (which I believe is the standard for most), it still sounds reasonable to me that there is a minimum distance and you are not standing directly on the street without being able to see anything.

That may all be true. Ever driven through cities and seen garages directly on the street? There, the sidewalks in front are significantly narrower than the 5.5 m required here. Despite electric gates, traffic is stopped/obstructed and it works. That's why I'm asking...