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SPECIALIST SERVICE DIRECTORY four pages of parking products and services


EQUIPMENT, ACCESSORIES AND SERVICES ENTRY PARKING POSTS - EXPERTS IN TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT


ALLIGATOR JAWS


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TICKETS, PERMITS AND STATIONERY


Norton Reach, Norton Green Lane, Knowle, Solihull B93 8PL. U.K. Tel/Fax 01564 773188 Web sites: www.entryparkingposts.net www.alligatorteeth.org.uk Email: entryparkingpost@aol.com


Parking and Forecourt Management Solutions


Products include: • Fully configurable interface • License plate recognition • Pre booking system • Chip and Pin • Top up cards • Drop off zone technology • Access control • Wave and Pay


4x4’s and jeeps even against


For more information please contact:


ACS BPS LTD, Watchmoor Park, Riverside Way, Camberley, Surrey GU15 3YL


• Tel 01276 807 100 • paul.gillespie@acs-inc.comwww.acs-gts.com


Commend UK Ltd Integrated Intercom Solutions • Signs & lines


• Pay & display tickets/machines


•Permits & permit holders • Scratch cards •CEO notebooks • Self adhesive bags & carriers


•Enforcement documentation


•Personalisation & bulk mailing


•Back office enforcement processing systems


For further information: call: 020 8681 4110 email: sales@libertyservices.co.uk or visit: www.libertyservices.co.uk


EUROPE’S LARGEST PRODUCER OF ENFORCEMENT DOCUMENTATION


Communication Solutions for Car Parks and Town Centres


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T: 01279 872 020


E: sales@commend.co.uk W: www.commend.co.uk


Tel: 01482 873597 Fax: 01482 679726 sales@nagels.co.uk www.nagelsgroup.com


• Pay & Display tickets • Pay-on-Foot tickets • Ticket Advertising • Enforcement Products


• Access and ID Cards


• PCN Carriers • Stationery • RFID Solutions • Scratch Cards • Permits


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