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The Florida Department of Transportation is under scrutiny regarding the use of camera information in Palm Beach County, leading to an order for the removal of license plate reader cameras.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 6
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The Florida Department of Transportation is under scrutiny regarding the use of camera information in Palm Beach County, leading to an order for the removal of license plate reader cameras.

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  1. The Florida Department of Transportation issued a directive to remove ALPRs from state roads, alongside political demands for technology limits.Sub-event
  2. FDOT and Palm Beach County face scrutiny over camera information use, leading to ordered removal of LPR cameras.1 source

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