A massive methamphetamine bust in Oklahoma could have major implications on how license plate reader data is used ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. License plate readers like this one could soon be joined by sensors that detect phones inside passing cars. Justin Sullivan/Getty ...

A federal judge in Oklahoma suppressed evidence in a drug trafficking case, determining that law enforcement violated the Fourth Amendment by using automated license plate reader technology to track ...

Flock Safety has poured more than $2 million into federal and state lobbying since 2025 as the fast‑growing surveillance company faces mounting scrutiny from lawmakers in both parties and privacy ...

One minute, you are driving to the grocery store. The next, a camera above the road photographs your car and adds the sighting to a searchable database. You probably ...

Automated license-plate readers are becoming common on city streets, in neighborhoods and outside businesses across the country. Police say the cameras can help find stolen cars, track suspects and ...

Leonardo’s SignalTrace adds wireless device detection to ALPR systems, raising new questions about roadside surveillance, privacy, and security. Image: Leonardo Roadside cameras are no longer just ...

Since 2016, New Hampshire state law has allowed only state, county, or local law enforcement officers to use “number plate scanning devices,” or automated license plate readers. And the statute also ...

State lawmakers clamped down on the use of automatic cameras to track vehicles by their license plates years ago, and Vermont police have told the Legislature they no longer use such surveillance. But ...

The evidence is growing, both nationally and locally, that data from license plate readers are not as secure as police ...