09
Jan
2025
In an alleged effort to enhance student safety, Charlotte County has approved a pilot program that will equip select school buses with cameras to capture evidence of motorists who illegally pass stopped buses. This initiative aims to deter dangerous driving behaviors and is supported by a new Florida law that allows such measures.
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09
Jan
2025
Osceola County has initiated a new automated traffic enforcement program aimed at enhancing student safety and curbing speeding in school zones. The program involves the installation of speed cameras at 32 high-risk locations, which will begin issuing citations after a 30-day warning period.
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08
Jan
2025
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is asking cities to remove Flock cameras from state highways, citing legal limitations, while local law enforcement argues these cameras enhance public safety and help solve crimes.
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08
Jan
2025
The article critiques the reliance on traffic cameras as a solution to road safety issues, arguing that they merely address symptoms rather than the root causes of dangerous road designs. It emphasizes that without improving infrastructure, traffic cameras alone cannot ensure safety.
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08
Jan
2025
Pensacola has activated its red light cameras as part of a traffic safety initiative, with Mayor D.C. Reeves reporting a "staggering" number of violations within the first few days. The city is preparing to release comprehensive data on these violations, which will have financial implications for both the city and violators once the grace period ends on February 1.
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08
Jan
2025
The King William County authorities are set to implement speed enforcement cameras in school zones, aiming to enhance safety for students and pedestrians. The cameras are expected to be operational by late February or early March 2025, reflecting a growing trend among local governments to leverage technology for traffic management.
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08
Jan
2025
Exploring the security vulnerabilities of automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) that are publicly accessible on the internet. It details how these devices can be accessed without authentication, the implications of this accessibility, and the potential risks to personal privacy and security.
3 min read
08
Jan
2025
A recent investigation reveals alarming security flaws in automated license plate readers (ALPRs) manufactured by Motorola, exposing them to the open internet and raising significant privacy concerns. Researcher Matt Brown has demonstrated how these misconfigured devices can be accessed without authentication, allowing anyone to stream live video and data, including license plate information, potentially enabling real-time tracking of individuals.
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08
Jan
2025
Recent findings have uncovered significant security vulnerabilities in automated license plate recognition (ALPR) systems, revealing that misconfigured cameras are leaking real-time video feeds and extensive vehicle data. This situation raises serious concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of surveillance data.
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