Number plate recognition to replace wardens

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  • brue
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    edited April 2023 #32

    Quite a few sites including C&CC operate a "no movement " policy between certain hours. I think it says in the APNR faqs that arrivals can be electronically controlled and set.

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  • flatcoat
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    edited April 2023 #34

    I am struggling to understand how ANPR cameras cut the grass and clean the toilets……😉. I get the problem of recruitment however I still cannot see how the sites can operate without in-person check-in or human beings to carry out site daily/weekly/annual maintenance and cleaning. I am not aware of any trials of robots for those tasks. However it is very simple in my book - if you don’t like the service on offer, go somewhere else. No one is forced to use any club site. 

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited April 2023 #35

    Saw a very positive review on Facebook of the automatic arrival at the Clachan Club Site using ANPR. Before the automatic barriers it was a bit of a faff arriving at the site because you used to have to check in at the other Club site down the road, now you don't. 

    David

     

  • JollyKernow
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    edited April 2023 #36

    Steady on DK, you'll have the critics on here in tearswink

    JK

  • brue
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    edited April 2023 #37

    Yes, saw that too. Automatic admission will also be useful on the single manager sites were some need to have their time off.

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited April 2023 #39

    Jim, it’s good that camc is forward looking enough to trial anpr and with the smart metering trial as well, things are looking up👍

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  • JimE
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    edited April 2023 #41

    This is where the CC-P system is so convenient - it doesn't rely on ANPR, you just badge in and badge out each time you come and go.

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  • huskydog
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    edited April 2023 #43

    So you might rejoin then wink

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited April 2023 #44

    I’ve never said never, Husky. 

  • Cornersteady
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    edited April 2023 #45

    This applies to both this thread and the metering thread so I'll post it in both.

    We have had, if memory serves, no one posting on here that has been actually affected by this current trial and the proposed metering trial, and their experiences. All we have is posters discussing the possible issues, and some saying they won't use it in any event,  but no one who is actually going to be affected posting?  

  • huskydog
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    edited April 2023 #46

    I hope the club system is better that some of the ANPR cameras in our local car parks as they are always over charging or reading plates wrong 

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