No one is putting an ALPR on a road that gets 5 cars a day.
I have been thinking about this. Distance and sparse population seem like a good first step to avoiding being seen by the eye of sauron or trampled by orc armies.
I turned down a job in Barrow once. Numbers weren't right.
It's going in in Anchorage right now.
Everytime the state puts in a traffic light, they put cameras on them. They're internet connected and anybody can look at them to get traffic and weather.
It's just a matter of buying the ALPR software at this point. There is only one road between most places.
