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It’s nice to say that it was inadvertant; but ask anyone why they do it; and most will be honest & say; “oh, I dont like cars tapping me, and anyhow that space was really meant for 1 car” (true, when cars were twice the length in the 50’s, 60’s & part of the 70’s)! Selfish lowlifes.
1. Depends on what is meant by waiting in your driveway. Did he block the driveway; or did this whacko actually pull into your driveway? If he is just blocking your driveway, then even though technically he is breaking the law (under NY’s Vehicle & Traffic Law, a driveway is a “No Standing” area, and can be ticketed even if the driver is inside), the homeowner would be oiver a maaseh S’doim for objecting. It’s perfectly legal to park in front of your house and for the driver to stay there for an hour or more. If he pulls into your driveway, he has mental issues. And if this happens to u on a regular basis, you should get a gate.
As talking is not allowed until after all the T’kiyos; I usually have some Shailos & Tshuvos seforim with me. Lots of variety & very enjoyable. Igros Moshe, Briziner Rov, Suchutsuv, Debricen, etc. Or books on Business Ethics, Ribis, or anything that you don’t have a chance all year round. I’m actually upset that my shul finishes around 1:00.