Attendant Patrol Service is our dependable, cost-effective, and straightforward way to ensure vehicles are parked correctly.

Attendant Patrol is a reliable and time-tested service to help safeguard your parking spaces with the utmost ease. With bespoke patrols our attendants will protect your parking areas from vehicles in breach of the published parking terms and conditions.

All our Attendants are trained to the highest industry standards and receive ongoing comprehensive training. Their experience enables them to be on hand to provide guidance and support to people within your parking areas and help defuse potential confrontational situations.

Our Attendants utilise the latest handheld technology to issue real time tickets with supporting photographic evidence according to your bespoke site requirements.

Our attendant Patrol Service is ideal for a wide range of sites including Retail and Leisure, Public Sector, Commercial, Industrial and Residential.

Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) 24 Hour 7 days a week Car Park Monitoring & Reporting.

ANPR technology can provide the following benefits: Monitor Car Park Compliance, Provide Usage Behaviour Reporting, Payment Systems, Accurate Car park management, Parking overstay management, Automated warnings of unwanted or unauthorised vehicles, Automated distribution delivery / collection, Conducting traffic and parking flow surveys, Site access control, Enhancing site security, Reducing staffing costs, Creating revenue and more.

• Pay and Display – cash only
• Pay and Display – cash and card
• Pay and Display – cash, card and contactless
• Pay and Display – cash, card, contactless and pay by app

We would talk you through all the options and explain benefits of each system and ensure we install the correct system that works for your site and your customers. Parking Group can monitor your Pay & Display car park using ANPR Technology or by using Mobile Parking Attendants.

• Quick and easy sign-up processes
• Personal hygiene safety
• No more queuing
• No need to search for change

Personal hygiene has never been so important. With the recent worldwide events it is important that you offer users of your car park with a cashless/touchless solution. This ensures your customers are happy and that your revenue is protected. We work with many nationwide systems and we can implement this strategy for you

Maximum stay schemes are used daily across the nation. Schemes are predominantly used in:

• Retail Parks
• Shopping Centres
• Cinemas
• Bars and Restaurants
• Gyms

Maximum stay is essentially a limited period of free parking. You will be familiar with signage that says “1/2/3 Hours Maximum Stay” It allows genuine users to use the facility but, at the same time, prevents abuse from long stay or unauthorised vehicles.

The benefits of a maximum stay scheme are:

• Increased turnover of vehicles
• More spend per head on retail outlets with turnover of customers
• Decrease commuters from parking all day, ensuring there is space for staff and customers
• Data and Analytics

Maximum stay schemes are managed by ANPR cameras or Parking Attendants.
We understand that every car park is unique and requires customised solutions. If you believe you require a maximum stay scheme, please contact our team to discuss your specific requirements.

A Permit system is most effective when accompanied by a Warden Patrol enforcement service. In some cases, permits can be used as season tickets to generate revenue from parking spaces.
Parking permit schemes have changed in recent years. Nationwide there are now two types of permits that all our clients use. Which type of permit you implement on your site depends on your site, why people use the site, the volume etc.

The two types are:

• Electronic Permits
• Physical Permits

What is the difference in Electronic and Physical permits?
Electronic permits are used mainly when there are large volumes of users and that compliance is managed with ANPR cameras. All vehicles you authorise to park, will be entered into our software meaning the ANPR will know they are authorised to park.
Physical permits are what you imagine a parking permit to be, a unique design that you place in your windscreen, much like the old tax disc. Physical permits are monitored by Parking Attendants Management.