Cameras

Police say an Air Force mechanic dismantled 13 license plate readers across Virginia over six months before being arrested

Europe’s mandatory driver-monitoring camera laws are now officially active for all new cars, and the same tech is coming to the US

The plate readers were sold as a crime tool, but residents from Troy to Oakland are calling them a surveillance machine

Authorities in Toronto say speeding increased after speed cameras vanished, but the data tells a far more nuanced story

Virginia communities can soon deploy AI-powered cameras to enforce stop sign and crosswalk violations

Mississippi is rolling out AI-powered traffic cameras that detect seat belt use, phones, and speeding in real time

Drivers can compare standard routes against camera-free alternatives with DeFlock’s growing surveillance database

Law enforcement may soon gain access to license plate data tied to phones, AirPods, smartwatches, and more

Colorado quietly altered plate issuance after automated readers repeatedly confused the letter O and number 0

Out of 13,000 AI-generated citations in Athens, only 400 survived human review, yet officials are calling the rollout a success

More than one million Flock alerts hit Oakland police last year, overwhelming available resources

Once worth $11 billion, this camera maker now trades at $1.14 a share with its auditor warning it may not continue

Boulder residents are suing police over Flock cameras, arguing the system violates privacy rights under Colorado law

Lawmakers are questioning Home Depot and Lowe’s over license plate cameras and police data sharing policies

Oakland switched on 35 automated cameras in January, and by spring drivers were collecting tickets at more than 2,000 a day

A failed Flock camera program sparked a surreal response involving phones, GPS, and internet bans