CSV Parking Meter System

Works with any garage and billing, you can set it up in the config!

What is this system good for? Why is it worth using?
This is an optimized parking system. Our goal was to make parking more realistic and thus enhance the roleplay experience. The system is based on zones, to which parking meters can be uniquely associated (even custom ones). The zones can be precisely defined, allowing for marking not only squares but also semi-circular / circular parking areas. This system can be used both on the street and in covered garages.

How does the parking system work?
Upon entering a parking zone with a veichle, you receive a notification. If you leave your car and do not pay for parking, the relevant authorities can fine you at their discretion. To avoid this, you have the option to initiate your own parking session, or you can even ask one of your friends to start parking for you. You can set a fixed duration, but if you’re unsure about how much time you’ll spend there, you can also initiate parking for the maximum allowed duration of the zone. Once you’re done with your tasks, you can stop the parking session and get the difference refunded. This way, you pay for your parking down to the minute. Even if you’re forgetful, there’s no problem, as you can set a reminder that will alert you in advance of your parking expiration.

What functions, does it include?

• Unlimited number of zones on the map
• Placement of parking meters associated with zones
• Setting an hourly fee for each zone
• Notification about parking expiration (configurable for how often it should be sent)
• Setting maximum parking duration per zone
• Unique parking duration for each zone broken down by days
• Querying vehicles with items or commands
• Adjustable parking meter prop
• Logging system for parking sessions and fines
• Unique zone numbers and labels

Requirements for the script to work:

• QB Core
• ox_lib

You can buy this script from Tebex LIFETIME [15€] or Tebex MONTHLY [3€].

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