Cars parked too close to the rail siding at Dive Crescent are blocking trains, and causing growing frustration among train drivers.

KiwiRail engine drivers have to stop the train, get out and ask around to find an offending vehicle's owner, and ask them to move it before they can get by.
KiwiRail spokesperson Ruth Larsen says the vacant lot owned by the council on Dive Crescent adjacent to Jet Ski hire business Makzgear is a problem area.
She says all three tracks are used every day, and asks the public to exercise a bit of commonsense when parking their cars there.
"People need to understand that wagons and their loads are wider than the tracks - containers can be in excess of 2.4 metres," says Ruth.
"Rail safety is a big issue for us and the speed trains go they can inflict quite a lot of damage on vehicles."
KiwiRail and Tauranga City Council have had ongoing discussions about the problem.
During Easter, KiwiRail erected a section of fencing to minimise these problems on Dive Crescent, but from time to time there are still issues, says Ruth.
"We've fenced off the worst of it, but we have left space for us to still do some operations around that area."
Tauranga City Council spokesman Brian Doherty understands the railway line and parking is an issue and is keen to cooperate to find a resolution.
"We would be more than happy to work with KiwiRail to make sure things are appropriate for safety and operational purposes," says Brian.