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Dec
2024
Digital license plates, while offering modern features, have been found to have significant security vulnerabilities that allow hackers to manipulate them, raising concerns about traffic regulation evasion and privacy.
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18
Dec
2024
The New York State Thruway Authority has reported a staggering revenue loss of $631,000 in 2024 due to drivers employing various tricks to evade tolls. This figure marks a significant increase from the previous year and raises concerns about the effectiveness of cashless tolling systems and the growing trend of toll evasion.
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18
Dec
2024
Norfolk, Virginia has implemented a controversial surveillance system using Flock cameras that track vehicle movements across the city, raising significant Fourth Amendment concerns regarding privacy and government overreach. Legal experts discuss the implications of this technology and the ongoing lawsuit challenging its constitutionality.
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17
Dec
2024
Digital license plates, marketed by Reviver, are becoming increasingly popular in several states, offering features like customizable displays and GPS tracking. However, security researcher Josep Rodriguez has revealed a serious vulnerability: these plates can be "jailbroken," allowing users to change their license plate numbers at will, evade tolls, and even redirect traffic violations to innocent drivers. This revelation raises significant concerns about the security and regulation of digital vehicle identification systems.
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16
Dec
2024
The implementation of Flock cameras by the Bartlesville Police Department has sparked a heated debate among local citizens. Many residents are voicing their concerns over privacy and the potential misuse of these surveillance technologies, raising questions about the balance between public safety and individual rights.
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16
Dec
2024
The Town of Loxahatchee Groves has taken a significant step to enhance revenue by approving the installation of speed enforcement cameras. This initiative, facilitated by the vendor RedSpeed, aims to deter speeding in designated school zones and is part of a broader trend among Florida communities.
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16
Dec
2024
15
Dec
2024
The Lake Wales City Commission has unanimously approved an ordinance allowing the installation of red-light cameras and speed-detection systems in school zones. This decision aligns Lake Wales with five other municipalities in Polk County that have implemented similar measures to deter traffic violations.
4 min read
14
Dec
2024
In a move aimed at increasing revenue, Loveland, Colorado, will introduce red light cameras and speed camera vans starting January 15, 2025. This initiative, led by the Loveland Police Department, is part of a broader trend among Colorado communities to implement automated traffic enforcement systems.
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