Florida revokes all Flock license-plate reader permits on state highways
The Florida Department of Transportation revoked every permit it had issued for Flock and other automated license-plate reader cameras on state highway rights-of-way, giving agencies 30 days to remove them and barring new permits. The action came days after Gov. Ron DeSantis called the network 'out of control' and cited privacy concerns, though it targets state-managed roads while leaving most local and private Flock cameras in place.
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🇺🇸Florida just revoked every permit for Flock and other license-plate reader cameras on state highway right-of-ways, giving companies 30 days to rip them out and barring any new permits. The order comes days after Gov. Ron DeSantis called the network “out of control.” https://t.co/9EBLzy3hli
@stockbella
📹 Florida's FDOT oficially revoked permits and removed Flock automated license plate reader cameras from state highway rights-of-way, citing privacy concerns, as announced under Gov. Ron DeSantis. The action targets state-managed roads but leaves most local and private Flock
@RavenCongressFL
HUGE WIN: The Florida Department of Transportation just revoked every permit it had issued for license plate readers like Flock on state highway rights-of-way, and it won’t issue new ones. Agencies have 30 days to take the cameras down. https://t.co/kK8TxPaKMS