New Jersey A5483 regulates the use of automated license plate readers by prohibiting private use and establishing guidelines for government use.
New Jersey A5483 aims to regulate the use of automated license plate readers (ALPR) by prohibiting private use and establishing guidelines for government use. The bill defines ALPR as an electronic device that captures license plate information and uses artificial intelligence to compare it with a database. It mandates that private individuals and entities remove and delete any ALPR data immediately. Government entities are allowed to use ALPR for specific purposes such as regulating parking, controlling access to secured areas, and collecting electronic tolls.
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