Proof The Bible Is True

03/27/18

 

Cities across America are installing free smart parking meters equipped with license plate readers (LPR).

 

A company called Municipal Parking Service (MPS) has been installing free camera-equipped parking meters in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, Florida and Canada.

 

Are MPS’s parking meters really free?

 

The answer is yes, sort of.

 

(license plate reader begins at 2:30)

 

According to an article in the Lowell Sun, it appears MPS offers cities a number of smart parking meters for a ‘free’ pilot program and then charges them if they decide to use their system.

 

Why would MPS offer cities free smart parking meters?

 

According to MPS’s video, the [third] reason cities should use their meters, is so motorists can pay a ‘small fee’ instead of a larger parking fine if they over-stayed a parking meters time limit.

 

And why would they do that you ask?

 

Because cities can double their existing revenue by using MPS’s parking meters.

 

MPS also charges motorists a 15 cent fee to use their ‘Sentry Mobile Consumer’ app to pay for parking.

 

At approximately 4:00 minutes into the above video, MPS reveals that their ‘Sentry’ parking meters can be used to record criminals or suspicious people. Asking people, and I quote, “wouldn’t it be nice to have a VIRTUAL POLICE OFFICER every forty feet on your sidewalks?”

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