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twhitehousescat

safarmuk wrote: »

You do what I am trying to achieve and get something implemented that is both reasonable and has the correct safeguards in it for authorised users ...

And by:
Authorised users I mean people who are allowed to park there and not people who ensure a piece of paper remains stuck to their windscreen or stays on their dashboard ...
Safeguards I don't mean the IPC/IAS ...

You do know that a lot of PPC's promise the ability of whomever engages them to be able to cancel any ticket blah, blah, blah and then either don't set that facility up or ignore the requests ...

Until PPCs act fairly and reasonably they are not the solution.

ahh , companies like parking eye , who refuse to cancel when told

http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/2017/02/parkingeye-settle-for-110to-motorist.html

safarmuk

Yep and CPM who ticket a resident in his own allocated bay and then when said resident tells them he was selling and buying a new car that day hence his permit was left in the house refuse to cancel the ticket ...

What a great solution to a parking problem (that in this case didn't exist) ...

Altarf

safarmuk wrote: »

You do what I am trying to achieve and get something implemented that is both reasonable and has the correct safeguards in it for authorised users ...

...

Until PPCs act fairly and reasonably they are not the solution.

So what is the solution to stop people parking where they shouldn't?

twhitehousescat

Altarf wrote: »

So what is the solution to stop people parking where they shouldn't?

see the words "to stop people " an ANPR camera or a bloke with a kodac does not stop people ,


in the case of VCS (JLA) for "anti terrorism" , do the royal mail deliver to a terrorist that has been blown to bits and ****** 40 goats in hell?

Altarf

twhitehousescat wrote: »

see the words "to stop people " an ANPR camera or a bloke with a kodac does not stop people ,

OK, so how do you persuade people not to park where they shouldn't?

twhitehousescat

BOLLARDS ! or rising policemen or a on site parking ATTENDANT , note the word ATTENDANT , not a monkey hiding behind a bin with a brownie .


lets look at it this way


my company employs over 350 people , every day a different one drives to an office block in another town , this office block hire "scum and Co" to keep the car park clear , they pay them 25 x signs at £100 a year

every day a company employee parks and gets a ticket , same the next day and the day after ,

for a full year we have used a car park that the ownrer wants clear , the owner has paid but got nothing (apart from his windows being put thru) sothe parking Co have failed in their job ,

Altarf

twhitehousescat wrote: »

BOLLARDS ! or rising policemen or a on site parking ATTENDANT , note the word ATTENDANT , not a monkey hiding behind a bin with a brownie .

An attendant is very practical for a small site, for example somewhere with 10 spaces.

Manual lifted bollards might be a solution, but are quite expensive to purchase, install, and maintain. However they are not suitable for the elderly or disabled to use.

So how do you persuade people not to park where they shouldn't without causing unnecessary expense or inconvenience to the people who should be able to park there?

twhitehousescat

if I was on the IPC or BPA payrole I may be able to answer , but refrain I will refrain from continuing this pointless argument on this thread


being an expert in safes , I can give you plenty of advice / info on protecting your other valuables tho ,,,,,,,

Altarf

twhitehousescat wrote: »

if I was on the IPC or BPA payrole I may be able to answer , but refrain I will refrain from continuing this pointless argument on this thread

I am not arguing, just asking a genuine question - on a small residential or commercial site, how do you persuade people not to park where they shouldn't?

twhitehousescat

buy a larger safe , place vauluable items inside and lock it


closest I can get to your question , I know nothing about land

I did place some tarmac in a safe once , is that close enough for you ?