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Drivers to be able to pay for parking using just ONE app under new Government plans
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Now make it so they have to tell you the charges in the app through a message sent direct to your phone, so you don't have to get out and squint at a tiny sign.
e.g. You have entered Customer Car Park. 90 minutes of parking is free, then a fine of £60 will be issued.
Always give time (say 10 mins) to read the conditions and exit if you refuse them.
If ANPR systems are going to take all the fun out of life, we might as well get the benefits it could provide, rather than getting mystery envelopes with random fines because of piss-poor signage.