Petrol Stations using Automatic Number Plate Recognition to refuse fuel

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  • Snowy79
    DK Veteran
    • Jan 2011
    • 1347

    #1

    Petrol Stations using Automatic Number Plate Recognition to refuse fuel

    At long last the Government is looking at a good method of screwing the scum that drive around with no insurance for their vehicles. They are looking at forcing the petrol companies to have Automatic Number Plate recognition that is linked to an insurance database which controls the fuel pumps.

    When the scum try to fuel up, if the vehicle is not on the data base it will not allow fuel to be drawn and will record the user on CCTV then alert the Police.

    I'm sure there may be initial problems but it's a possible solution. They could even link it to MOT's, Tax etc.
  • TvTed
    Newbie
    • Mar 2012
    • 1

    #2
    great hopfully this will lower insurance premiums too

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    • Liteace
      V.I.P. Member
      • Mar 2009
      • 4358

      #3
      And REAL good if the dumb ~~~~ who types all the data into the comp at the insurance co has hit a wrong key, I had one the other day, the 3 last letters of the reg was CGG on the insurance doc (and in the database) it had CCG, so they would have been refused fuel !!

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      • GastonJ
        V.I.P. Member
        • Dec 2009
        • 5505

        #4
        Originally posted by TvTed
        great hopfully this will lower insurance premiums too
        Only one hope, "no hope"
        My master plan is to live forever..... going to plan so far
        Despite the cost of living, it's still very popular.
        No good deed goes unpunished....

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        • Snowy79
          DK Veteran
          • Jan 2011
          • 1347

          #5
          If it means they get compensation from whoever updates the insurance data base then it could even improve the data base. I'd rather the insurance cock up got sorted at the pump rather than following an accident. You just know the insurance company will deny all responsibility for incorrect details and refuse to pay out.

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          • garry1312
            DK Veteran
            • Oct 2010
            • 2178

            #6
            Originally posted by Liteace
            And REAL good if the dumb ~~~~ who types all the data into the comp at the insurance co has hit a wrong key, I had one the other day, the 3 last letters of the reg was CGG on the insurance doc (and in the database) it had CCG, so they would have been refused fuel !!
            Yep agree there would be to many human errors for something like this to work.

            Good idea but in princible it would not work.


            Rest In Peace Michael Mcharg, A true friend and although gone never forgotten. 11-10-08.

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            • badapple
              V.I.P. Member
              • Dec 2008
              • 2041

              #7
              Get ready for a surge in vehicle number plate theft.
              SLOWLY, OUR FREEDOM IS BEING ERASED.
              SOON, WE WILL JUST BE A NUMBER.
              IF WE DON'T FOLLOW, WE WILL BE ERASED.

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              • Wolfpack
                DK Veteran
                • Jan 2010
                • 1530

                #8
                I don't think Government should force private company's to enforce a law the Government can't enforce. Even if they do something like that what else will they use it for? forget to pay a ticket shut your fuel off. fall behind on your bills no fuel for you. I would be afraid of something like that.

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                • Snowy79
                  DK Veteran
                  • Jan 2011
                  • 1347

                  #9
                  That would be an even better idea. I know in Cananda if you have outstanding fines and refuse to pay them they withold your passport putting a dampner on you going out of the Country.

                  Originally posted by Wolfpack
                  I don't think Government should force private company's to enforce a law the Government can't enforce. Even if they do something like that what else will they use it for? forget to pay a ticket shut your fuel off. fall behind on your bills no fuel for you. I would be afraid of something like that.

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                  • Liteace
                    V.I.P. Member
                    • Mar 2009
                    • 4358

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Snowy79
                    That would be an even better idea. I know in Cananda if you have outstanding fines and refuse to pay them they withold your passport putting a dampner on you going out of the Country.
                    Most of the scumbags in the UK that dont have insurance dont have a passport

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                    • southpaw
                      V.I.P. Member
                      • Dec 2009
                      • 2233

                      #11
                      What about motor traders who are insured to drive any vehicle, my mate always gets pulled as the cars he drives are not but he is insured, also see the girls on the counter getting some grief, also what about petrol cans?

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                      • garry1312
                        DK Veteran
                        • Oct 2010
                        • 2178

                        #12
                        Originally posted by southpaw
                        What about motor traders who are insured to drive any vehicle, my mate always gets pulled as the cars he drives are not but he is insured, also see the girls on the counter getting some grief, also what about petrol cans?
                        Exactly the way around it would be to buy and top up petrol cans, they could not put a stop to that.


                        Rest In Peace Michael Mcharg, A true friend and although gone never forgotten. 11-10-08.

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                        • gc1966
                          DK Veteran
                          • Mar 2011
                          • 2434

                          #13
                          Originally posted by garry1312
                          Exactly the way around it would be to buy and top up petrol cans, they could not put a stop to that.

                          slight prob with that

                          what if they walked to the pumps with can in hand and car parked round corner,then give it toes instead of paying?????

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                          • garry1312
                            DK Veteran
                            • Oct 2010
                            • 2178

                            #14
                            Originally posted by gc1966
                            slight prob with that

                            what if they walked to the pumps with can in hand and car parked round corner,then give it toes instead of paying?????
                            Sorry mate didnt get that.

                            Whos to stop anyone doing a runner the now, case of going in to the garage saying 'here the pump still has someone elses cost on it'

                            What I am getting at is it would be impossible to stop people buying petrol without a car as it has plenty of other uses.

                            So Joe buys petrol without his uninsured car with him, heads home or even parked close by to the garage tops himself up and hey presto Joe is on the move again ready to ~~~~ up others day.


                            Rest In Peace Michael Mcharg, A true friend and although gone never forgotten. 11-10-08.

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                            • sexysam
                              Top Poster +
                              • Oct 2008
                              • 209

                              #15
                              Anybody can check whether their neighbours car is insured by simply going to this link and type in the registration number.If its not insured, pass the info to your local bobby

                              askMID

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