Is it rude to bring my neighbor's trash can up?

I think it's fine as long as you're not going in his garage, carport, backyard or any other "personal space" to put it away.

If the neighbor is a total stranger to you, then it might be a little odd for you do to do that, as it could indeed be interpreted multiple ways. If you know him at least a little though, it's a very thoughtful thing to do and he would probably be grateful.

I would make a point of chatting with your neighbor someday and tell them that you have brought their trash can up (or leave a note on it) to be neighborly. That you just wanted to help them out and if they want to bring your trash can up someday it would be greatly appreciated.

As long as you let them know you are trying to be nice then they wont take it the wrong way.

I think most folks would consider it to be the courteous act of a neighbor. If you are in doubt or feel that your neighbor may be taking it wrong, put a note in the mailbox saying "Did you a favor...Have a great day

I think its very polite of u! I wouldn't take as that at all. As a matter of fact if I were your neighbor I would go personally thank you for your help. Maybe next time u run into ur neighbor ask if they mind! :)

I can see his point a little, but the house next door to me is for sale priced to move, you would be more than welcome there. I think it's neighborly and not pushy, as long as you are not waiting for the garbage truck to leave and drag it up before they even pull away.

I think it's an act of a thoughtful neighbor.

well i would be pretty weirded out but if i shared a driveway i wouldnt care or think about it at all

Grateful

Tell your neighbor you brung his can up o it wouldnt roll down the street.

I think it's very thoughtful of you, and if they know you at all, they will appreciate it. If they don't know you be sure to smile and say hello when you see them.