Police use AI and license plate cameras to flag suspicious driving patterns

Law enforcement is deploying AI-powered license plate reader cameras to analyze driving patterns and flag potentially suspicious vehicle movements, raising questions for drivers about how their travel data is tracked.

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2026-10-28 06:30 · Tom's Guide AI
Police are using AI to track where you drive — and your next road trip could raise a red flag

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