The tenant should be getting official Notices To Comply on both the parking and behaviour on common property (14-year-old driving). These can lead to fines.
They should also be reminded that breaching by-laws is a breach of their lease which could lead to them being evicted by their landlord.
Contacting managing agents about this kind of thing is usually a complete waste of time. You don’t need to send warnings … a Notice To Comply is a warning.
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