The document proposes using disabled women for employment in crime reduction, traffic safety, and parking management. It details using facial recognition technology, CCTV, and automatic license plate recognition to enforce traffic laws and reduce crime. Over 1,000 local jobs would be created to operate the system, with a focus on training and certifying staff as peace officers. The system would provide an income stream while enhancing security and creating sustainable employment opportunities for the community through effective public-private partnerships at no cost to the local authorities.

1. PROPOSAL TO FOCUS ON
DISABLED WOMEN EMPLOYMENT
IN
CRIME REDUCTION
TRAFFIC SAFETY (MOVING
VIOLATION REDUCTION)
PARKING MANAGEMENT

2. There is 3 areas of focus we are proposing for the
local, disabled women
Crime Reduction
Making the roads safer
Parking enforcement
ONCE WE HAVE THE SIGNED SLA
And a location from you for the office (LAND)
A DETAILED PROJECT PLAN WILL BE CREATED FOR THE ABOVE.

3. INCREASED SAFETY - capabilities
• Facial logging
• Facial recognition
• Prevention of criminals operating in
the town
• Automatically detect a face
• Enroll into the facial database
• Upload and share

5. EFFECTIVE ENFORCEMENT
OF MOVING VIOLATIONS
1. 90% off all traffic accidents are preventable.
2. Cost of accidents – R300 Billion Rand.
3. Cell phone offences causes 25% of all accidents, exceeding
drinking and driving as the lead cause of accidents.
4. Not wearing safety belts, is the leading cause of preventable
injuries in an accident.
Speed is only a contributing factor to the majority of accidents.
The major cause of accidents is in fact moving violations
that can be prevented by effective law enforcement.
Mooi River Local Municipality

7. CCTV USED IN TRAFFIC
VIOLATION ENFORCEMENT.
A CCTV camera is fully automated and will capture the moving
violation.
This footage will be verified by a traffic officer.
The footage will then be broken down into its
individual images.
The images will be used to identify the
offending motorist.
At least one photograph of the offence will be
send to the offending motorist. The offender
can log into a website to view the video of
the offence at no cost to the offender.
"Together in Prosperity"

9. CURRENT SITUATION
57,0%
4,3%
6,1%
0,02%
Reduce the
focus on
speed and
widen the
net

10. TRAFFIC offenses to be targeted
Although many traffic offenses can be focused on, the emphasis
will be on MOVING violations that results in traffic accidents.
Barrier lines, talking on mobile phone, not wearing seatbelts, not
stop at a railway crossing, illegal overtaking, texting on mobile
phone, not indicating on turn, disobeying stop signs ect.

11. CAPTURE VIA A CAMERA • Manual Capture of
images
• Automatic capture
of images
• Image capture
displayed and
percentage
confidence of the
plate accuracy read
is displayed.
• Images displayed in
real-time during
automatic capture
Each plate identified
is highlighted
"Together in Prosperity"

12. VIDEO TO INDIVIDUAL IMAGES
"Together in Prosperity"

14. WHAT THE CAMERA CAPTURES

16. 81585
Reg 213(4)
r/w Sect 89(1)
& 89(6) ACT
29 of 1989
Adult in motor vehicle
not wearing safety belt
or which is not properly
adjusted.

18. NO PLATE – an image is still logged

20. AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE RECOGNITION LINKED TO
MANUAL REVIEW OF IMAGE FOR VIOLATION

21. RECOMMENDATION
It is clear that CCTV footage can be used as an effective tool in
traffic law enforcement and local authorities should therefore be
encouraged to use the technology that is currently available.
Local authorities should not just concentrate on speed enforcement,
but on more serious offences, namely moving violations in their
efforts to reduce the carnage on South African roads.
Education and campaigns to change motorist behaviour has not had
an impact on reducing road deaths as motorist attitude and behaviour
haven't changed. The only way this will be achieved is through
effective law enforcement. Technology is available to achieve this
and should be embraced.

22. IMPLEMENTATION
1. Council Resolution
2. Sign SLA
3. Land
4. Application to the DPP
& PIP within 30 days
5. Operational
5. Maintenance and support.
6. Expand
"Together in Prosperity"

23. Conclusion
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 Create continuity and momentum
 Increase Revenue for Client
 Improved Systems
 Guarantee Legal Compliance (SANAS / TCSP)
 3RD Party Channels
 Our Passion
 PUBLIC Compliancy
 Client Relationship

24. Why use us for your Parking?
 Immediate implementation
 No Investment Cost
 Excellent Public Private Partnership;
 Local Solution to Local Problem;
 Skills transfer to local implementing agent;
 BBBEE
 Rewards
 NO RISK
 Parking and importantly NO PARKING areas controlled

25. WHAT WE TRY TO ACHIEVE
•Address the challenge of
unemployment in a sustainable
manner
•The project presents an
opportunity for effective labour
market interventions and
promising job creation projects.
FOCUS ON HIGH-POTENTIAL SECTOR
• Proactively targets high labour-intensive sectors, especially
those absorbing unskilled and semi-skilled labour, youths and
women.

26. Sustainable Job Creation
"Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs... Everyone must come up with
practical programs on how to create jobs," - ????
1 000 jobs in:
• Moving Violation Enforcement
• Traffic Enforcement
• Dedicated staff Development
• Training to Peace Officer
• Deliver fines
• Serve summons
• Execute warrants
• Paid at least R250 per day, 6 days a week
24 / 7 / 365 Local Call Centre

27. Job Creation
• Local Staff will be Selected by LED
• NYDA will assist in local staff selection
• Specifically disabled will be targeted for the control room
operations
• 60 / 40 ratio Female to Male
• Police clearance essential, extensive screening
• Fixed Salary of at least R250 per day, 6 days a week plus bonus

28. TRAINING AND CERTIFICATION
All staff to undergo training and
certified as peace officers by the
service provider.
All staff will get:
- Meter / PC / Laptop / iPad / Cell / Radio
- Internet Access
- Power (Solar / Wind)
- Training
- Certification
-85% of our staff
do not have or need matric

30. Executive Summary
• Sustainable Job creation opportunities for local community
• Skill and knowledge transfer to LOCAL WARD RESIDENT’s
• Creation of sustainable financial income stream
• Best of Breed technology deployment
• Excellent Public Private Partnership
• Unlocks economic potential
• Security enhancement
• No cost
‘We must act so that poverty will be
alleviated, our environment protected,
human rights strengthened’

31. Signage Specimen

33. WHY PAY PARKING?
• Convenience and Accessibility
• “Everyone wants to park as close as possible”
• Turn that desire into a revenue stream
• Allow those who do not wish to pay to get more exercise!
• Parking Paid Transaction
– Cash – Coins
– Cash – Notes (up to R200.00, with change)
– EFT payment
– Debit Card / Credit Card (ABSA PEBBLE)
– ISP Cash Payment Directly from a Cell Phone

36. Operation of the System
1
2
Select bay from Smart
Parking Meter (SPM)
Vehicle enters the parking
BAY
3
•Punch number plate
•Approach the driver – ZONE
•Enter into SPM
•Amount due
4
Refused to
pay –PARK
IN THE FREE
ZONE
5 – Invoice

37. SYSTEM INITIALISATION
• All Staff trained in:
– Tourism Ambassadors Security
– First Aid Basic Fire Fighting
– Financial Management SAPS
• Signage and area numbering (Our expense)
• Equipment we will supply:
– Staff: Uniforms; Identification; Parking meter; Printer
– Supervisors: Check Sheets, Radios, whistle, Map
• Staff to be deployed: Rotation
• Other areas of concern?

39. 3. Low rate parking area to
draw vehicles to low
movement areas. Thus again
reducing traffic congestion.
2. NO tariff in guarded areas for people who DO
NOT wish to pay.
1.
3.
2.
4.
1. The color demarcation used for the normal rate parking in
practice is the existing standard rate in PMB.
DIVERSIFIED RATES
1. The normal medium
rate tariff area is generally
used for parking for a
reasonable medium term.
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4. High parking rate for those
motorists who want to SHOW
OFF the car!
OR
Wish to have access

40. Tariffs and fees
Priority
areas
Non-
Priority
areas
R12-00 per hour
based on R2-00
per 10 minutes
R6-00 per hour
based on R1-00
per 10 minutes
"Together in Prosperity"

41. HIGH LEVEL BENEFITS OF OUR
SOLUTION
• Integrated Traffic Management System;
• Secured Revenue stream for the School;
• Job Creation;
• Unlocks economic development
potential;
• No Cost to School;
• Security Enhancement;

42. PARKING CRIME REDUCTION
Basic crime detection and prevention to REDUCE criminal activity
 Theft out of and motor vehicles
 Handbag and cellphone snatching
 Shop lifting
 Autobank conmen
 Drug trafficking
 Minor accidents to parked vehicles
 Vagrancy, loitering and public drinking

43. Driver
Details
Vehicles
Details
Violation
Delivery
=
VEHICLE DOCUMENTS –
WIRELESS HAND HELD SCANNERS
OR
PARKING DATA
Date Sec Desc Bay Nr Reg Nr
Time
Stop TimeLeft Minutes Amount Status Unit Nr Emp Nr
2013/11/29Langibaleni natalia Ay27 045DSTGP 11:34 12:34 60 6Paid 6.2.77 A195
2013/11/29Prince Edward 2 Ab08 2SOCKSZN 08:29 09:29 60 6Paid 6.2.78 A031
2013/11/29Prince Edward 2 Ab08 2SOCKSZN 09:29 11:22 113 12Paid 6.2.78 A031
2013/11/29Peter Kirkhoff - Bookshop Ae45 4EVERZN 15:21 15:47 26 3
Refused To
Pay 6.2.9 A213
2013/11/29Church Str Woolworths Ac63 4MABUZAZN 11:39 12:39 60 6Paid 6.2.82 A084

44. Our
Target

45. ADVANTAGES OF THE SYSTEM CONTINUED
Parking Attendant Marshals
who can act as ambassadors
and information sources

46. EQUIPMENT AND SOFTWARE
Automatic Identification of vehicles with:
-Outstanding fines
-Warrants
-Unlicensed drivers
-Illegal drivers licenses
-Unlicensed vehicles
-Illegal registration disks

47. INNOVATIONS
DRIVER LICENSE SCANNER
 High Quality Encrypted Barcode Scanner
 Reduce Fraud – Validate/Verify
 E-Natis Checks
 Integrates into database
 Wireless Communication
HANDHELD DEVICE
PORTABLE PRINTER MOBILE
ENFORCEMENT

48. Driver
Details
Vehicles
Details
Violation
Delivery
+ =
DRIVER & VEHICLE DOCUMENTS –
WIRELESS HAND HELD SCANNERS
LICENCE
PLATE
Title Full Names Surname Identity No
Identification
Type ID
Home Address Line 1
NP138120 MRS FORTUNATE BHENGU 8803310342083 SA ID 12 PANORAMA GARDENS
NP30916 MS MBALIZETHU NGCOBO 7806270376083 SA ID 29 PARKSIDE MANSION
NP104131 MR SANELE DLOMO 8801125771082 SA ID 183 MTHALANE RD
NP169949 MS LUNGILE MAHLABA 7311170405082 SA ID 327 BOMBAY RD
NP44198 MR SIBUSISO MTHEMBU 7008135396089 SA ID 99 KHAMBULA ST
NP74742 MRS MBALI KHANYILE 8312251211083 SA ID 79 NAVAN ST BLVD
NP75106 MS SUSAN STANFORD 5103010112081 SA ID 8 ATHLONE RD

49. CAMERA CRIME REDUCTION
Cameras are proposed at all Key intersections
All cameras will be monitored 25 / 8 (More eyes per camera)
Basic crime detection and prevention to REDUCE criminal activity
 Alarm on all stolen vehicles entering CBD
 Track all stolen vehicles
 Theft out of and motor vehicles
 Handbag and cellphone snatching
 Shop lifting
 Autobank conmen
 Drug trafficking
 Minor accidents to vehicles
 Vagrancy, loitering and public drinking

50. CONTACT DETAILS
Barry T. Fryer Dudley
(MBA {IT}; MSc {Image Analysis}
INDEPENDENT ADVISOR TO A RANGE OF CLIENTS IN THE LAW
ENFORCEMENT FIELDS
BBM 2BE2F92E SKYPE fryerdudley
Cell: 082 562 8225 Land Line 033 330 2796
Fax: 0866 539 659 WhatsAPP 082 562 8225
Email: LPR@I-Cube.co.za