Convergence indexing
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Convergence indexing road traffic monitoring is a system of motion sensors and speed cameras placed on highway ramps. The system creates a centralized index of cars based on their license plate numbers. Drivers who repeatedly use the same ramps, especially during rush hour, may be sent a notification to use an alternative route in the future.[1][not in citation given]
Criticism of convergence indexing[original research?] [edit]
Critics say that collecting a license plate database of law-abiding people is a breach of civil liberties and human rights.[2]
References [edit]
- ^ "Convergence indexing (in Finnish)". Poliisi.fi. 2008. Retrieved 2008-07-07.
- ^ "What's Wrong With Public Video Surveillance".
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