Keep school zones clear when children need them to be

Consistent enforcement at drop-off and pick-up

The worst parking behaviour around schools happens in two short bursts a day, and rangers can't stand outside every gate at once. PLANER watches the kerb outside the school throughout those windows, telling the difference between a quick drop-off and a parked car, and flags breaches with clear evidence so they can be followed up.

Key features:

  • Rules set to match each school's zone times

  • Brief stops distinguished from genuine parking

  • No-stopping and no-parking breaches flagged as they happen

  • Timestamped evidence for every flagged vehicle

  • Coverage that doesn't depend on a ranger being on site

Twenty minutes, twice a day, at every school

Double parking, cars left in no-stopping zones and drivers blocking crossings put children at real risk, and parents know a ranger is unlikely to be there on any given afternoon. Councils end up rostering officers to a handful of schools while the rest go unchecked, and the complaints from parents and principals keep coming.

Planer’s Education Solution: Built around the school day

  1. Set the times. Your team enters each school's zone hours and kerbside rules in the council dashboard.

  2. Watch the kerb. During those windows, PLANER tracks every vehicle that stops outside the school and measures how long it stays.

  3. Flag breaches. Vehicles stopping where they shouldn't, or staying beyond a drop-off, are flagged with an evidence package.

  4. Follow up. Rangers can respond on the day or work through flagged breaches afterwards, with the evidence already in hand.

 

FAQ

Can it tell a drop-off from a parked car? Yes. PLANER measures how long each vehicle is stationary, so a brief stop and a car left at the kerb are treated differently according to the rules you set.

Can the times be changed for school holidays? Zone times and rules are managed in the council dashboard, so your team can adjust them whenever the school calendar changes.

Start with the school zone that worries you most

Start with the school zone that worries you most