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New parking technology means less 'walk and chalk' for city's inspectors

Summary by The Border Mail
Wodonga Council will use number plate recognition software for three months to monitor parking, aiming to improve vehicle turnover and shape future options.

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New parking technology means less 'walk and chalk' for city's inspectors

Wodonga Council will use number plate recognition software for three months to monitor parking, aiming to improve vehicle turnover and shape future options.

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The Border Mail broke the news in on Wednesday, July 23, 2025.
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