The Way Forward For Accessible Parking?

Wow...very effective, that people actually are made to think about their personal responsibility. Of course, Russian handicap stickers seem to be attached, not as easily abused by "transfer" to another car.

1) Cute, real cute.
2) Light isnt going to stop many people. 
3) Technology might get stolen. 


This is honestly a waste of money. If people have this kind of money to invest then they should directly coordinate something with the law. Instead of projecting cute little holograms whenever someone without a tag tries to park, use camera technology and take a picture of their license plate and send them a fine in the mail. After 3 offenses, mandate a trip to court. People will eventually stop being turds, if the cameras get stolen itll be a smaller lose, and this method will pay for itself. 


If you're in America, it would be like E-Z pass for highway tolls. 

I saw that video last night. Knowing how they did it the cost isn't very high. It uses a small computer like an Intel NUC and a web camera. The image is projected from a pico projector and lens that projects onto a screen of mist. All of that could be assembled and produced for under $500 if you can get the parts at true wholesale prices. Programming the software is harder than the whole hardware setup. A standard handicap parking sign costs around $350 to buy for a private parking lot, plus the install costs. The projector, webcam and NUC could be mounted to the back of a standard sign in a weather protected steel lockbox and run off a battery and solar.

If I had the programming skills I would start making them in the US.

This download is for a parking notice that you can download and put on the car of anyone who illegally parks in a disability spot.

parkingpad.pdf (29.13 KB)

No it isnt but its at least something to leave on the car..Anyone can print something 'sterner'