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I think that introduces some problems: - who should have access to the database linking license plates to addresses? - what about people with vehicles other c
by NeoTar 3y ago
I think that introduces some problems:
- who should have access to the database linking license plates to addresses?
- what about people with vehicles other countries? Less of a problem in North America, but I recently was in Canada, and saw some vehicles with German number plates!
- what about false number plates? Or misreads? How does one defend against them?
For the last one - a hilarious example: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-somerset-58959930 https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-somerset-58959930
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- vel0city 3y agoThe airports near me use the toll RFID tags as an option. I wish most pay parking would be able to bill through it as well. It seems to have a low enough rate of false positives.
- Too 3y agoSome parkings here have a terminal where you enter your license plate and pay right before you are about to leave. Time of entry was registered automatically by scanning your plate. Once you’ve paid you got 15 mins to get out of the gate, again controlled by plate scanning. Solves all the problems you’ve listed.