Leonardo’s SignalTrace adds wireless device detection to ALPR systems, raising new questions about roadside surveillance, ...

Americans across the country have objected the privacy invasion of the infamous mass surveillance company Flock Safety as a ...

In a nutshell: Cities are collecting vast amounts of vehicle data through AI-powered camera networks, giving police the ability to track a car's movements across jurisdictions in seconds. The same ...

Mounting privacy and security issues have residents and activists concerned.

Georgia law enforcement officers have used license plate recognition databases for personal reasons. Agencies say they have ...

With an estimated 94,000 automated license plate readers in America, police and federal agents can almost track your ...

By Norihiko Shirouzu July 1 (Reuters) - Autonomous-driving startup Wayve is riding a tide of investor interest. The ...

A company that sells cameras to catch drivers illegally passing stopped school buses wants to turn them into license plate ...

Motorola’s Moto Tag 2 arrives in the US and Canada with Ultra Wideband tracking, Bluetooth Channel Sounding, Google Find Hub support, and more than 500 days of battery life ...

Have you ever muttered the words, "Shoot, I was supposed to turn off there," while driving? I definitely have. But what if your car could let you know when you need to change lanes to make an exit?

On a recent trip to Europe, I noticed something interesting about the car ads: Many of them were for Chinese brands like BYD, DFSK, MG, Lynk & Co., Jaecoo, and Omoda. When I called a taxi, the driver ...