Black & white plates and ANPR Q

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vixen1700

23,387 posts

273 months

Monday 27th May
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Been in a couple of multi-storey car-parks recently that don't register my old black plates.



Edited by vixen1700 on Tuesday 28th May 10:34

OutInTheShed

8,181 posts

29 months

Monday 27th May
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vixen1700 said:
Been in a couple if multi-storey car-parks recently that don't register my old black plates.
Some years back, I gave up driving one of my sheds to a certain car park, because the system couldn't cope with a pre-2001 reg no format.
Perfectly standard black-on-white at the front, black-on-yellow at the back.
Just another dogpile from the UK IT industry.

Maybe it's time number plates were replaced by RFID or something?

shed driver

2,237 posts

163 months

Tuesday 28th May
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OutInTheShed said:
Maybe it's time number plates were replaced by RFID or something?
O/T but didn't the Danish and Norwegian navies replace the names and pennant numbers on their surface fleet and replace them with barcodes? When asked, the admiral replied it was so they could Scandinavian.

I know, I'll get my coat.

SD.

Billybriton

5 posts

18 months

Wednesday 29th May
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MerseyGateway update. They do now. Arse.

nismocat

511 posts

11 months

Thursday 30th May
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StuntmanMike said:
AMGSee55 said:
Urban myth I believe - I’ve had experience of car park readers not ‘seeing’ my silver on black plate, but I think that was more that it couldn’t compute a ‘72 reg number.
I have a 74 registration and it’s on yellow plates as it should be.

Never once had an issue, I think it must be your black and silver plates.
He means 1972.

droopsnoot

12,203 posts

245 months

Thursday 30th May
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nismocat said:
StuntmanMike said:
AMGSee55 said:
Urban myth I believe - I’ve had experience of car park readers not ‘seeing’ my silver on black plate, but I think that was more that it couldn’t compute a ‘72 reg number.
I have a 74 registration and it’s on yellow plates as it should be.

Never once had an issue, I think it must be your black and silver plates.
He means 1972.
Don't both of these refer to 1970s plates? New-style '74' plates aren't out yet. Or did I misunderstand (again)?

Elderly

3,507 posts

241 months

Friday 31st May
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I was parked in an M1 services for more than the 2 free hours allowed and hence attempted to pay for th extra time.

My 1960s coupe is NOT an HGV.

I assume that the message generated when my attempt at paying failed was generic for any plate that couldn’t be read?