Stoney Cove Diving Centre Introduces License Plate Scanning System

0:00From Lester, this is your March 19th update. Stony Cove, the UK's National Diving Center in Lestershire, has introduced a new vehicle recognition system to deal with growing anti-social behavior at the site. The parking eyes set up scans license plates of cars entering and leaving the popular diving spot in Stony Stannon. Officials say this step comes after repeated problems that threaten the venue's safety. The main issues involved drug use and verbal abuse directed at staff, often from people showing up with no plans to dive or use other facilities like the bar or shop. These incidents have become more frequent, forcing the center to act quickly to protect everyone on site. Center leaders describe the change as a tough but necessary call, putting worker safety and the locations upkeep at the top of their list. They stress that genuine visitors won't face any hurdles or costs from the system. For dives or swims booked online, customers just enter their vehicle details during checkout

1:00and it gets whitelisted automatically. Walkins and Nemo's bar and restaurant, the shop or the wild sauna can use on-site terminals to add their plates for free. No payment required for, parking. The team hopes this keeps disruptions low for regular users while creating a safer space overall. They're asking for patience and offering help with any questions to keep the good vibes going. Support for this D&N episode comes from our sponsor. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com