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Nope. We were parked up for around 2-3 hours and I had to pay around £12 so family definitely didn't pay in advance.

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It will have matched your ticket to the reg no.

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Have you considered the possibility that it's because you are that awesome?

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Tom, please explain that to me?

Actually, no I just figured it out:

- ticket I take will have a serial number or something
- camera could take a pic of the reg and match it to the ticket that's printed out
- I pay the ticket in the machine, which updates the database
- ANPR recognises my plate, checks the database which states I've paid, and hence lifts the barrier.

Frikkin' awesome if that's what happened!

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That's exactly what happens. At least, it's supposed to. Sometimes it goes a bit wrong and you have to press the help button...

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cloaked_wolf wrote:
- ticket I take will have a serial number or something
- camera could take a pic of the reg and match it to the ticket that's printed out
- I pay the ticket in the machine, which updates the database
- ANPR recognises my plate, checks the database which states I've paid, and hence lifts the barrier.

Frikkin' awesome if that's what happened!

I know that happens at East Midlands Airport (long term parking).
I prepaid online and gave them my reg number.
When I arrived, the camera at the gate recognised my reg and let me in. A week later when I returned, I dust drove up to the barrier, the camera recognised the reg again and let me back out. No ticket machine needed at all.

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Same happened to me at Bristol last week. They're probably all run by the same company anyway!

Actually, not quite the same, I had to take a ticket.

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