Florida Orders License Plate Readers Removed From State Highways
Florida is ordering license plate readers off state highways within 30 days amid growing privacy and misuse concerns, ABC News reported. (Shutterstock)
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Florida transportation officials are revoking permits for license plate readers, including Flock cameras, along state highways because of privacy concerns and reports of misuse, ABC News reported.
The Florida Department of Transportation said local law enforcement agencies must remove permitted cameras within 30 days or the state will remove them. Officials also said no new permits will be issued.
The move follows cases in Massachusetts and Louisiana where officers were accused of improperly using Flock systems.
Flock cameras capture license plates and vehicle characteristics. The company recently announced tighter search requirements and reduced data retention from 30 days to seven.
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