Our information indicates that street creep is caused by temperature changes, although we are not engineers. According to basementquestions.com, Street Creep, also called Concrete Creep, occurs as a result of the unpredictable movement, shift and expansion of concrete streets. Extreme pressure, due to traffic and natural settlement, pushes the concrete street against the driveway moving it into the home's foundation producing serious cracks in foundation walls.

This problem affects homes with concrete driveways and attached garages. Homes located at the end of "T" intersections, at the end of cul-de-sacs, and on the outside of a curve are especially susceptible to Street Creep damage.

Earth movement is excluded regardless of cause, so even if vehicles did contribute to the movement of the concrete, such movement and damage therefrom is still excluded.