Flock Safety, an eight-year-old company based in Atlanta, promotes its license plate readers (LPRs) as tools that can "stop crime in its tracks with evidence that drives action." Charlie and Angie ...
The Washington state Legislature is about to start its 2026 session, and among the most important bills and topics to be ...
DANVILLE (KRON) — The City of Danville is harnessing technology to both capture and deter criminals. The city is installing cameras that read license plates, something that has become common at ...
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How rogue number plates are beating traffic cameras
"Widespread abuse" of vehicle number plates is allowing dishonest drivers to avoid road fines and is helping to facilitate drug dealing and organised crime, a new report has warned. As many as one in ...
Here's what to know about Flock Safety's license plate readers, used across Arizona, after the Sedona City Council's decision ...
The use of automated license plate readers by Iowa local law enforcement is rapidly expanding, prompting calls for statewide regulation. A new report from the ACLU of Iowa and the University of Iowa ...
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