A parking enforcement device can be secured to a surface adjacent to the area designated as NO PARKING. The enforcement device can include a camera aimed towards the area designated as NO PARKING and monitor this area for the entry of a vehicle. A parking violation is determined to have occurred upon determining that the vehicle has entered the area designated as NO PARKING, and image data of the entry of a vehicle into the NO PARKING area that was captured by the camera can be relayed to a remote computing system. The parking enforcement device can be provided as a bollard that includes a camera secured to a center pole extending vertically upwards inside of the bollard. The camera can be located along the center pole so that the camera views outward from the bollard via a window section of the bollard.

A bollard sleeve with a removable or replaceable cover is described. In one example, the bollard sleeve includes a cover portion and a sleeve portion coupled to the cover portion. The cover portion can have a cover removably coupled to a skirt, and the sleeve portion can have a tab. When the tab is in a first position, the tab can prevent the cover from being removed. When the tab is in a second position, the tab can form an opening that allows the cover to be removed. The tab can be bent from the first position to the second position, or the tab can be removed from the sleeve portion.

A surface mount barrier post and assembly method has a retaining system to receive the post. The retaining system includes a post retaining element for receiving the post. The retaining element has a substantially vertical hollow steel section having an opening at its lower end on a first side, a steel foot box aligned with the opening and extending in a first direction, and a bottom plate to which the hollow section and foot box are attached. A steel front traverse member passes over the foot box and lies adjacent the bottom plate perpendicular the first direction. A steel rear traverse member lies adjacent the vertical hollow section on a second side opposite substantially perpendicular to the first direction. U-bolts are arranged to pass over the front and rear members on either side of the retaining element for receipt into holes in a surface on which the retaining system is mounted.

A bollard fence that can be installed around a rack, the bollard fence includes: two ground fixing members; two vertical poles of which lower ends are installed in the open holes; L-connecting members having two perpendiculars coupling portions and having a fastening slope between the two coupling portions; a horizontal frame coupled between the L-connecting members; two-stage connectors having a vertical extension coupling groove; two sub-extension frames vertically coupled using the vertical extension coupling grooves; two L-couplers of which first ends are coupled to upper ends of the two sub-extension frames; and one horizontal frame.

A parking enforcement device can be secured to a surface adjacent to the area designated as NO PARKING. The enforcement device can include a camera aimed towards the area designated as NO PARKING and monitor this area for the entry of a vehicle. A parking violation is determined to have occurred upon determining that the vehicle has entered the area designated as NO PARKING, and image data of the entry of a vehicle into the NO PARKING area that was captured by the camera can be relayed to a remote computing system. The parking enforcement device can be provided as a bollard that includes a camera secured to a center pole extending vertically upwards inside of the bollard. The camera can be located along the center pole so that the camera views outward from the bollard via a window section of the bollard.

The invention relates to a security barrier (10, 40, 60, 82), and a method (100) of installation thereof, and in particular, although not exclusively, to the installation thereof to a bridge structure (70). The security barrier (10, 40, 60, 82) comprises a support (12, 62, 72) having at least one upright barrier member (14, 64, 85) thereon. The support (12, 62, 72) is for positioning substantially at ground level (41, 69, 72) and has a portion that is substantially planar with a leading edge (29). The at least one barrier member (14, 64, 85) is at the leading edge (29) or adjacent to the leading edge (29). The portion is for receiving a covering (75) thereon for adding mass to the security barrier (10, 40, 60, 82) and for biasing it towards the ground level (41, 69, 72). Two adjacent security barriers (10, 40, 60, 82) can be secured to each other with a joining member (200) to connect two adjacent barrier members (14) of the two adjacent security barriers (10, 40, 60, 82). The barrier member (10, 40, 60, 82) and the joining member (200) are for inhibiting the passage of a vehicle in the event of an impact force therefrom being exerted on the at least one barrier member (14, 64, 85) and/or the joining member (200).

The present disclosure relates to a barrier apparatus for arrangement on a subsurface. The barrier apparatus includes an at least substantially tubular hollow part that defines a longitudinal direction of the barrier apparatus, an actuating element that is arranged at a first free end of the hollow part and is movable relative to the hollow part between a loose position and an anchored position, a mechanical anchoring mechanism that is arranged opposite the actuating element in relation to the longitudinal direction and includes a movable bolt element, a movably mounted actuating rod that is fixed to the actuating element, extends in the longitudinal direction, is arranged in the hollow part and is mechanically coupled to the anchoring mechanism, and a barrier system.

A safety parking bollard to prevent theft of a vehicle or trailer comprising a ground base implanted within the ground using a plurality of stud anchors, a base plate engaging the ground base, a pole base within which is set a hollow pole, a pole lock bar fitting within the hollow pole rotatably locking a base end of the pole lock bar within the ground base, an inner theft pillar comprising a plurality of steel rods rotatably mounted within at least two pole caps to prevent a saw from cutting through the safety parking bollard in a horizontal plane, an upper locking plug blocking access to an upper opening of the hollow pole and a brass lock mounted within the upper locking plug to provide limited access to the safety parking bollard during installation and removal of the safety parking bollard by the unique locking means.

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A parking enforcement device can be secured to a surface adjacent to the area designated as NO PARKING. The enforcement device can include a camera aimed towards the area designated as NO PARKING and monitor this area for the entry of a vehicle. A parking violation is determined to have occurred upon determining that the vehicle has entered the area designated as NO PARKING, and image data of the entry of a vehicle into the NO PARKING area that was captured by the camera can be relayed to a remote computing system. The parking enforcement device can be provided as a bollard that includes a camera secured to a center pole extending vertically upwards inside of the bollard. The camera can be located along the center pole so that the camera views outward from the bollard via a window section of the bollard.