• Humanius@lemmy.world
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      15 hours ago

      But such a system is not yet in place right? They would have to set up something ad-hoc to keep track of licence plates and how much they fueled up at each petrol station around the country, which seems like something you cannot realistically pull off on the short term.

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      17 hours ago

      Just have a second set of plates with you, put it on for filling gas, then switch to the original ones afterwards.

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        17 hours ago

        Ah, so in order to avoid a small trouble if you get caught, you want to have a big trouble if you get caught? Got it!

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          17 hours ago

          Don’t know about Slovenian law, but here it wouldn’t be illegal as long as you do it on the gas station’s property and not on public territory :D (well not illegal regarding the plate swapping, filling >50ltr per person is still illegal)

          Obviously it’ll still look sketchy as shit, you’ll look like you’re about to pump and run, so that was not a serious tip anyways. Would probably look less sketchy to just cover a letter and might be enough to trick an ANPR-based validation system already.

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            16 hours ago

            The only surveillance system they might have for this is a police car randomly seeing you fueling up in two places during the same time. There won’t be any automatic number plate scanning or anything. Just regular human people using their eyes.

      • ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝@sopuli.xyz
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        15 hours ago

        Police cars can pull data on licence plates in seconds, punishments are harsh, and they can also just ask for the registration at payment.