Michigan state lawmakers are pushing to regulate automatic license plate readers after years of debate over the surveillance technology in metro Detroit communities.

Imagine you’re preparing to drive home from a doctor’s appointment when a law enforcement officer approaches your vehicle, takes a photo of your car, and sends it to federal law enforcement, as well ...

At least 16 states have adopted policies aimed at regulating the use and retention of data collected by license plate readers, which capture pictures of vehicle license plates every time a car ...

The bill would ban the use of data for immigration enforcement, investigations regarding abortions, transgender care, or First Amendment-protected activity.

(TNS) — Automatic license plate readers — cameras that capture and store images of vehicles — aren’t yet regulated in Michigan. A bipartisan bill package would change that. State Reps. Jimmie Wilson ...

The bill establishing Washington’s first regulations on automated license plate readers cleared a key House committee Tuesday ...

Surveillance backlash grows as residents dismantle Flock ALPR cameras across multiple states ...

LYNCHBURG, Va. (WFXR)- The Lynchburg Police Department used an automatic license plate reader (ALPR) to help track down a malicious wounding suspect. The suspect was wanted in connection with a fight ...

There is growing push back from citizens across Western New York against municipalities using Flock Cameras, automatic license plate readers.

A 24-year-old Clarkston man is facing felony charges in Waterford for allegedly damaging license plate readers used by police — including one that helped identify him as the suspect, officials ...

Officer report blames cameras and a plate border for an Arkansas family getting detained at gunpoint ...