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New National Survey: Despite Opposition, 6 in 10 Would Keep License Plate Reader Programs Rather Than End Them, and 58% Say Safeguards Would Increase Their Support
Coverage www.bing.com · September 9, 2026
A new National Policing Institute (NPI) survey of 1,435 U.S. adults found that 54.4% oppose police automated license plate reader (ALPR) programs in their community, compared…
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