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Street view: What do you think of the new i-PARK scan car?

Caroline Fleming
Caroline Fleming
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26 Mar, 2019 10:00 PMQuick Read

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The i-PARK car will be hitting the streets soon. Photo / Supplied.

The i-PARK car will be hitting the streets soon. Photo / Supplied.

We asked people on the street what they thought of the council's new i-Park scan car.

Hayley Hathaway. Photo / Caroline Fleming
Hayley Hathaway. Photo / Caroline Fleming

It is revenue gathering - but very efficient from the council.

Hayley Hathaway, 38

Reporoa

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Jenny Goldbert. Photo / Caroline Fleming
Jenny Goldbert. Photo / Caroline Fleming

As long as it checks WoFs, it's a good idea.

Jenny Goldbert, 73

Hamurana

Tuku Tahi-Ropata. Photo / Caroline Fleming
Tuku Tahi-Ropata. Photo / Caroline Fleming

It's stupid, but I guess everything is high-tech now, so why not?

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Tuku Tahi-Ropata, 56

Western Heights

Alan Smith. Photo / Caroline Fleming
Alan Smith. Photo / Caroline Fleming

They've already made a big mistake with the new parking machines, this will just add to it.

Alan Smith, 72

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