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Scan car license plate recognition

Municipality of Bergen op Zoom

The purpose of the algorithm is to automatically scan license plates for the purpose of parking enforcement

Last change on 28th of June 2024, at 7:11 (CET) | Publication Standard 1.0
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Impactful algorithms
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Status
In use

General information

Theme

Economy

Begin date

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Contact information

https://www.bergenopzoom.nl/contact-en-openingstijden

Responsible use

Goal and impact

The purpose of the algorithm is the recognition of license plates of vehicles that are in violation for after-tax parking tax respectively

Considerations

This is in addition to manual enforcement.

Human intervention

Through the intervention of a parking management employee (yes/no naheffing/fine or. Yes/no admissible/founded objection). This process and information flow through the on-duty BOA employee parking management.

Risk management

Human intervention means risk is seen as zero

Legal basis

Municipal regulations for fiscal parking enforcement

Operations

Data

Vehicle registration numbers, RDW, Permits/exemptions, GBA, National Parking Register

Technical design

A camera scans license plates. The algorithm combines data from the RDW/ licenses, GBA and National Parking Register based on predefined rules (parameters) to determine whether there is wrong parking. Algorithm rests with suppliers. Municipality purchases service and has no direct involvement in or substantive knowledge of how the algorithms work.

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