ALPRs are AI-powered cameras that automatically track specific cars, and there's growing backlash against them.

The Modesto Police Department says its automated license plate reader system was improperly connected to multiple federal agencies, despite a California law restricting how that data can be shared.

Automatic License Plate Readers are pretty good at identifying car plates, but certain conditions and situations may cause them to make important mistakes.

Rep. Brad Tabke announced legislation aimed at restricting how license plate data is collected, shared and accessed across ...

Hundreds of Seattle Police vehicles are equipped with automated license-plate readers (ALPRs), and if you listen to police radio, you'll hear multiple calls every day where officers turn up stolen car ...

Backers of tighter controls also point to fights unfolding elsewhere. In California, a lawsuit has accused a city of sharing ...

At least 66 automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) are being used across Loudoun County, according to the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office and Leesburg Police.

Several residents expressed concern at the recent City Council meeting regarding the installation of Flock Automated License ...

Baltimore police will soon have access to license plate reading technology with 10 years of data on residential vehicles, allowing the department to access personal information of residents through ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM)-The Dallas City Council has authorized the purchase and installation of an automated license plate recognition system. Dallas police will use the high-tech devices to read the ...

Pennsylvania has switched up their license plates, but now its plate readers are issuing tickets to the wrong drivers because ...

San Jose has tightened rules for its automated license plate reader cameras after backlash over surveillance concerns and a ...