This motorist tries to avoid paying parking in Paris with a completely illegal technique

Faced with post parking (FPS) increasingly high in certain communities, motorists do not hesitate to find subterfuges to avoid being verbalized. Even if it means breaking the law… © Audrey Meriochaud – A motorist uses an illegal subterfuge to avoid paying his parking in Paris (illustration image). Save save Receive alerts parking areas with low emissions (ZFE), Post parking packages (FPS) up or fear of LAPI cars (automatic reading of license plates) … Some motorists seek at all costs to avoid paying their parking. There are obviously legal solutions, such as free areas. But some seek subterfuges to avoid being verbalized. Even if it means defraud? This is what a Parisian did at the end of January in the 16th arrondissement of the capital, relays lemon press. To avoid paying his parking, the motorist originating in Val-d’Oise used diving palms before placing them at the level of his license plates. Why such an idea? Simply to hide one or more figures from the plates and thus escape the LAPI system. The cars equipped with this system automatically read the license plates and can see any parking offenses by comparing them in real time with the views of parking meters. Read also: Post parking package (FPS): Principle and amount it is sometimes less expensive to defraud … Obviously, when the plates are hampered by an element, the system cannot read them, nor therefore draw a ticket. Except that this technique is well illegal and prohibited by the highway code if we refer to article R317-8, which specifies that “each plate must be maintained in a state of maintenance allowing the reading of the inscriptions it involves”. Otherwise, a fine of 135 euros can be drawn up to the offender (reduced to 90 euros in the event of payment within fifteen days). In this case, it would seem that the motorist was not caught and especially that he had probably weighed the pros and cons, reveal our colleagues. For what ? Because, if basically, he risked a fine of 135 euros, he could have only paid 90 euros by paying quickly. By way of comparison, for a sixteen hour parking on avenue Pierre Ier in Serbia (16th arrondissement), he should have spent 126 euros. So he came out a winner. Read also: Why more and more motorists hide their license plate on parking lots? Beware of the double fine, obviously, this kind of behavior is to be avoided. However, this phenomenon which consists in hiding its registration plates continues to increase, whether in the streets or parking lots. But beware of the double penalty. As Capital had mentioned at the end of last year, in addition to the fine for unpaid parking, the motorist is liable to a second ticket, this time of 35 euros. It is then the surveillance agents of the public road (ASVP) who can draw it up! Receive our latest news twice a week, automotive news at a glance. (tagstotranslate) Parking

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