FDOT said it would no longer issue permits for future license plate reader systems and gave agencies 30 days to remove cameras covered by the permits they issued.
FDOT stated cessation of permits and 30‑day removal deadline Flock cameras
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- FDOT said it would no longer issue permits for future license plate reader systems and gave agencies 30 days to remove cameras covered by the permits they…
FDOT said it would no longer issue permits for future license plate reader systems and gave agencies 30 days to remove cameras covered by the permits they issued.
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Origin: extracted from Pembroke Pines suspends use of Flock cameras after mayor and state push back · 2026-09-08 18:49