Airports & Transit
Kerb dwell measured in seconds, not arguments
The Problem
Kerb dwell measured in seconds, not arguments
Transit kerbs fail when dwell time is unenforceable. ANPR makes it measurable — and therefore enforceable — without a marshal arguing with every driver.
- Drop-off kerbs used as free short-stay parking
- No systematic enforcement of dwell limits
- Long-stay and short-stay revenue blurred together
- Terminal systems that don't talk to the car park
What We Deploy
The configuration for this sector.
ANPR-enforced kerbside dwell limits with automatic overstay billing
Segregated long-stay, short-stay and staff zones
Pre-booked parking honoured by plate on arrival
Real-time capacity messaging on approach roads
Integration hooks for terminal and airline systems
24/7 operations coverage on rotating shifts
The kerb keeps moving, and overstay converts to revenue instead of conflict.
Other Sectors
Different site, different design.
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