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Do ANPR images prove you've parked??
Computersaysno
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Just had a thought.....
Does two pictures of your car entering and leaving a car park prove you parked your car there??
I appreciate it implies you've parked there...but wouldn't it be hilarious if POLA or the courts said the scumcos needed pics of your car stationary over a period of time [greater than the allowed time]......
PE would be broke overnight!!!
Does two pictures of your car entering and leaving a car park prove you parked your car there??
I appreciate it implies you've parked there...but wouldn't it be hilarious if POLA or the courts said the scumcos needed pics of your car stationary over a period of time [greater than the allowed time]......
PE would be broke overnight!!!
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The certainly don't prove you've parked
Depending on the length on time you were in the Car Park, might be a bit difficult to say you didn'tPrivate Parking Tickets - Make sure you put your Subject Access Request in after 25th May 2018 - It's free & ask for everything, don't forget the DVLA
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one of the flaws with anpr is that it doesnt show a vehicle parked, for example double dip casesFrom the Plain Language Commission:
"The BPA has surely become one of the most socially dangerous organisations in the UK"0 -
ANPR is time on premises ... that's when it's working properly and not double dipping.
Turning of the electricity supply to the cameras is the only answer0 -
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