Japanese maples do not have large or aggressive root systems. I have never encountered one that had created any lifting or cracking of a driveway or any other paved surface, even though planted in very close proximity. However, as the tree matures, the canopy may create some clearance obstruction for the drive - Bloodgood is one of the larger growing selections of JM's and can develop a pretty wide and low branched canopy. If that is a concern, I'd relocate the tree while it is still small in preference to unnecessarily needing to prune the canopy to accommodate traffic.

Also, could you please refrain from posting all in CAPS?? In Internet etiquette it is considered shouting and a bit rude. It is also very hard to read.