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No To Mob is an organised campaign group that deploys teams to warn British motorists of the presence of closed circuit television (CCTV) parking enforcement camera vehicles.^[1]

The group's website proclaims them to be "a Campaign Group dedicated to regaining the voice of the Individual."^[2]

The group was featured in a BBC television documentary, Parking Mad, broadcast on 8 January 2013.

No To Mob is active in Southend-on-Sea, appearing on motorcycles and wearing face masks, to warn motorists of the location of active council CCTV cars.^[3]

• Official website