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ANPR InternationalWin Parking Technology Award 2013


The Parking Technology Award was presented to ANPR International Ltd after working with Gloucestershire County Council on a specialised survey project.


“This is proof our cutting edge technology systems provide the most effective result when it comes to the management of parking. We aim to provide high quality, reliable solutions in a cost effective manner to all our clients which corresponds with our reputable success rate.”


The British Parking Awards were launched in 2002 for recognition of excellence and achievement in the parking industry. Commenting on the win, ANPR International’s Technical Director Martyn Attwood said


Gloucestershire County Council discovered they had severe parking congestion in their towns due to receiving a high volume of complaints from the local residents. With this, ANPR International identified the issues using advanced Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) vans called streetSWEEPER, to enable a fast and effective zone based survey. The data achieved took a remarkable 5 weeks in comparison to the manual methods of 6-9 months. Thus, saving a significant amount on overheads and producing crucial data in a convenient time scale. Finally, with the flexibility of streetSWEEPER, there is no area


that cannot be covered so ANPR International can provide ANPR surveying for all clients.


A Multitude of Solutions In addition to providing Mobile Surveys, ANPR International has a varied range of systems to cover all aspects such as Pay and Display linked to ANPR, Live Video Streaming through Deployable Systems, Mobile CCTV Enforcement, Work Place Levy solutions, Access and Speed Control. Their in-house R & D team are continuously assessing new innovative systems to meet a targeted performance level and beyond.


Contact ANPR International t: +44 (0) 8706 206 206


w: www.anpr-international.com e: info@anpr-international.com


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