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# Metermaid

## MRC Metermaid

### Quick links

* [Install Instructions](/docs/scripts/metermaid/install-instructions.md)
* [Exports](/docs/scripts/metermaid/exports.md)

### What is MRC Metermaid?

MRC Metermaid is a ticketing and wheel-clamp system for NPC and player vehicles.

It’s built for police-style parking enforcement and citations.

### Main features

* Ticket or clamp vehicles.
* NPC infractions with visual signs (ex: handicapped / no-parking).
* Player-only infractions with predefined text + fine amounts.
* Optional custom notes when ticketing players.
* Ticket expiry flow.
  * Past expiry can trigger auto-clamping.
  * Tickets can be removed after a configured retention period.
* Dispute workflow.
  * Players can dispute a ticket.
  * Police can review disputes if their grade allows it.
* 3 UIs.
  * Ticket UI
  * PDA UI
  * Disputes UI

### Dependencies

* [community\_bridge](https://github.com/TheOrderFivem/community_bridge)

### TL;DR

* Use it for parking enforcement.
* Ticket or clamp cars.
* Review disputes inside the police menu.


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