Yes, but it's nuanced. Own the streets in order to control the environment of our mini-castles (our homes), but know that we don't have a legal basis to stand on.
Neighborhood streets weren't organized in a manner to accommodate high traffic patterns, and it ends up being a real issue for local residents. It's not too much of a stretch to be upset that your once quiet neighborhood is now a major traffic jam because of a mobile app.
> It's like having their cake (single-family home with a parking space) and eating it too (avoiding traffic nuisance which they impose on others).
Multi-family units with multi parking spaces cause significantly more traffic issues than single family home.
> As a Frenchman...and it's my right to use it to cut traffic as I see fit.
Is this why people in Paris don't clean up after their dogs on sidewalks? I know Parisians don't represent all the french, but it definitely was a culture shock seeing all that excrement.