ANPR Car Park Cameras

[Deleted User]

What happens if you drive into a car park with a ParkingEye (or similar) ANPR camera, then take off your number plate and drive out... Will you be logged on the system as being parked there indefinitely?

:rotfl:

[Deleted User]

Late night drinking??

Why would you want to do such a thing?

giraffe69

Might be best to take it off before you enter.

Joe_Horner

Deleted_User wrote: »

What happens if you drive into a car park with a ParkingEye (or similar) ANPR camera, then take off your number plate and drive out... Will you be logged on the system as being parked there indefinitely?

:rotfl:

You could do circuits. Drive in, remove plate, drive out, refit plate, drive in, remove plate, rinse and repeat until bored.

For extra entertainment, take a selection of wigs, hats, and distinctive spectacles with you

waamo

You could appeal to POPLA saying you weren’t overstaying in car park A as you were busy overstaying in car park B.

pappa_golf

a member at pepipoo decided to test out the ANPR system used by a "not so" smart parking Co , this company state that after collecting images , 18 different checks are done to check accuraccy

Yes , the chap got an invoice thru his door

the Vehicle?

this was a shopping trolly with a spare number plate hung on it

oh how we laughed when he scanned the invoice and posted the in/out pics

[Deleted User]

treboeth wrote: »

Late night drinking??

No drinking unless you count energy drinks.

Why would you want to do such a thing?

I was reading a post on my company FB group where someone had visited a car park twice in 2 days but had received an invoice in the post claiming they had overstayed 21 hours. The photos on the invoice was of them entering the car park on the first visit but the exiting photo was from the second visit. the rules where the usual 2 hour limit no return within 2 hours etc.

For some reason after I read that I thought of doing this trick. :rotfl:

pappa_golf

Deleted_User wrote: »

No drinking unless you count energy drinks.



I was reading a post on my company FB group where someone had visited a car park twice in 2 days but had received an invoice in the post claiming they had overstayed 21 hours. The photos on the invoice was of them entering the car park on the first visit but the exiting photo was from the second visit. the rules where the usual 2 hour limit no return within 2 hours etc.

For some reason after I read that I thought of doing this trick. :rotfl:

if you go to the parking ticket sub forum , and search for double dip , you will find thousands of said instances



a random casec where the motorist had to go out of his way and ended in a cc case , http://parking-prankster.blogspot.co.uk/2016/11/bw-legal-incompetence-in-pursuing.html

ElefantEd

It would be better to take the plates off, drve in, then put the plates on and drive back out, because logically they would then owe you money.

EdGasketTheSecond

ElefantEd wrote: »

It would be better to take the plates off, drve in, then put the plates on and drive back out, because logically they would then owe you money.

Not at all. Logically there is only a charge; never any payment to customers so they would never owe the customer money in any scenario.

vikingaero

pappa_golf wrote: »

a member at pepipoo decided to test out the ANPR system used by a "not so" smart parking Co , this company state that after collecting images , 18 different checks are done to check accuraccy

Yes , the chap got an invoice thru his door

the Vehicle?

this was a shopping trolly with a spare number plate hung on it

oh how we laughed when he scanned the invoice and posted the in/out pics

Isn't this what we need to do? A mass movement to run number plates on trollies at every site. The DVLA will be cash rich with £2.50 requests and the Scam Parking Companies will be bankrupt.