MapQuest said the new "surveillance layer" available on its mobile app finds "known license plate readers" from companies like Flock Safety.

In a 6-1 vote, the council passed a law to prohibit the city and law enforcement from purchasing, using and accessing ALPR systems and data except in limited circumstances. The ordinance makes Tempe ...

Tempe has become the first city in Arizona to outlaw police-operated license plate readers, shutting the door on Flock-style ...

There is a competition underway right now to design the next Minnesota State Park license plate. The DNR is looking for ...

The Tempe City Council voted 6-1 to ban automated license plate reader cameras, making Tempe the first city in Arizona to ...

A big change is coming to police surveillance in Tempe. The Tempe City Council has voted to ban automated license plate ...

The Tempe City Council decided Thursday night that the city won’t be using automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology ...

Tempe is among the first cities in the country and became the first in Arizona to ban automated license plate readers in a ...

In a historic 6-1 vote, Tempe bans license plate-reader cameras for good — shutting down future contracts, funding and police ...

Tempe has become the first city in the state to ban automatic license plate reader technology, while still allowing police to ...

Since 2016, New Hampshire state law has allowed only state, county, or local law enforcement officers to use “number plate scanning devices,” or automated license plate readers. And the statute also ...