47K views · 430 reactions | The State’s Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) technology is set to be expanded, with 100 additional cameras on our roads. At a media conference held this morning Deputy Commissioner Col Blanch said almost 80 per cent of crimes committed in WA involve a vehicle. ANPR technology is used to aid major investigations and in missing persons cases. | Western Australia Police Force | Facebook

ANPR cameras installed at Kathua entry points to curb crime and traffic violations Kathua district administration has installed advanced ANPR (Automatic Number Plate Recognition) cameras at highways and major entry points to strengthen road safety and crime control. These AI-powered cameras will scan vehicle number plates and provide real-time data to police, helping trace stolen or suspicious vehicles, issue automated e-challans for violations, and assist in accident investigations with crucial

Land Transport Authority (LTA) will be testing the efficacy of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) camera systems at various locations along expressways and major thoroughfares from April 2018 until 2019. The use of ANPR technology will facilitate enforcement. These tests will enable LTA to determine the performance and reliability of such technologies under various real-life environmental and traffic conditions for future traffic management systems which will leverage Global Navigation Sa