RICHMOND, Va. — License plate readers could see more regulation in Virginia under a new bill passed in the House of Delegates on Wednesday. The technology is used by police to solve crimes, but has ...

Flock Safety cameras capture license plates. (Photo courtesy of Flock Safety) The General Assembly is gearing up to rein in on the growing use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) by law ...

Despite near defeat and intense debate, a proposal to regulate automated license plate readers is still alive in Virginia’s General Assembly — though not without significant revisions and shifting ...

As a bicyclist who routinely rides the roads of Baltimore County, I am keenly attune and aware of the voluminous number of Virginia license plates on motor vehicles. That is very disturbing since ...

NORFOLK, Va. — As automatic license plate cameras continue to pop up around the Commonwealth of Virginia, they could face state regulations due to action by the General Assembly. Norfolk put up 172 ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — A federal agency used the Richmond Police’s license plate reader program to conduct unauthorized immigration enforcement activities, according to the department. On Tuesday, ...

On Thursday, Herring told the State Crime Commission, which she chairs, that she kept asking for evidence about use and misuse last year without success. Herring, D-Alexandria, said she hopes they ...

The city of Staunton, Virginia, is ending its contract with Flock Safety for license plate reader cameras following resident concerns. Police Chief Jim Williams defended citizens' right to question ...

Virginia Beach police utilized license plate recognition technology to arrest 24-year-old Juan Paballo Galvis-Munoz, linked to 28 credit card fraud felonies.

The General Assembly on Thursday passed legislation that adds a host of regulations on police and sheriff’s use of one of their favorite new tools: Automated license plate readers. But whether Gov.