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Thousands of illegal registration plates on cars and other vehicles have been detected by a new camera system currently being tested on motorways in south-east …
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I mean! If you put cameras everywhere not “ protect” but to fine people all day long. What do you expect !?
People don’t want to be tracked wherever they go? Shocking.
Subliminal facial recognition camera propaganda to push the digital ID.
Oh comments are back on now the BBC's not protecting terrorists😂
You cannot expect the citizenry not to fight back against such horrendous surveillance
Cracking down on this is crucial. So many people doing massive speeds in 20mph areas with no camera flashes. I have to video them myself and police does nothing
Weird how all this parasitic behaviour started creeping in.
We need to rewind and ask how we got here.....<br>Why was active policing destroyed with money saved given away in tax cuts.
It’s super-difficult to enforce unless you’re pulling over drivers who have the wrong plate on their vehicle. If you have a ghost plate, you’re trying to evade some sort of detection, whether it’s ANPR or that you’ve cloned plates.<br><br>If the plate is cloned, sending a letter to the registered owner of the VRM is just pointless, as then the owner writes back “wasn’t me guv”.
Anyone else notice bbc aren't letting you comment on some of their clips,,,,,,,
Perhaps report how the actual ghost plates work , was left really ambiguous
Cloned plates were far less common on roads prior to the advent of digitalisation and algorithmic intelligence. They are, in fact, a (shoddy and unacceptable) response to the rollout of ANPR cameras themselves. <br><br>You are framing this discussion in the context of drivers' behaviour. While understandable, that is ignorant. The problem is the unintended incentivisation of cloned plates that ANPR gives people.
So I guess that it goes without saying that the evidence proves how desperately we need those omnipresent surveillance cameras, right? RIGHT? And btw, who releases the plates in UK, Walmart?
90 Palestinian women held behind bars in Israeli jails: Advocacy group <br>A Palestinian prisoners' rights advocacy group says Israeli authorities are keeping 90 Palestinian women behind bars across the occupied territories, subjecting them to hunger, abuse and strip searches.
Could you please do a report on how much Private Car Parks generate in "fines" using ANPR
eachplate should have a watermark that only the camera can detect so when i goes past an anpr camera it flags as a fake number plate
What do you expect. Driving in London its impossible to navigate every sign. Sometimes three in a 100 yards. Getting one myself.
The Israeli army has killed 262 Palestinian journalists and injured 433 others since its offensive began in the Gaza Strip in 2023, Gaza’s Government Media Office said Saturday.<br><br>Palestinian journalists, particularly those in Gaza, have been subjected to “the worst and most horrific campaign of targeting, assassination and systematic destruction known in modern history,” the office said in a statement marking the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian Journalists.<br><br>The slain reporters included 26 women journalists, while Israeli forces have also arrested 50 journalists and media workers since the start of the war, with 23 remaining in detention under “harrowing conditions,” the office said.<br><br>The losses inflicted on the media sector exceed $800 million, the statement noted.<br><br>READ: Remains of 101 Palestinians recovered from rubble in Gaza City, civil defence says<br><br>Israel completely or partially destroyed 12 print media offices, 23 offices of digital media outlets, 12 local radio stations, 16 TV and satellite channels, 27 printing presses and offices of five press freedom organizations, it said.<br><br>The office appealed to the international community, the UN, the International Federation of Journalists, and the Federation of Arab Journalists to intervene immediately and urgently to provide legal and on-the-ground protection for Palestinian journalists.<br><br>Since October 2023, Israel has continued its war in Gaza, which has killed nearly 74,000 people and injured around 175,000 others, while causing extensive destruction to 90% of civilian infrastructure.<br><br>Despite a ceasefire agreement that took effect on Oct. 10, 2025, Israel continues to carry out airstrikes and gunfire in the enclave, killing 1,408 Palestinians and injuring 4,916 others, including journalists.<br><br>READ: 37 Palestinian journalists held in Israeli jails, rights group says
We have youth shooting at each other with automatic Glock pistols daily here in the States, and the BBC reports with a very serious tone about fake vehicles plates in England. If only that was our main trouble.
It’s to avoid fines like ULEZ. Motorists are being used as a cash cow because governments are inept at managing the countries finances.
If this was about law enforcement, they would prosecute not fine.
Same cameras that are putting Innocent people on Prison in the US because the AI misreads a letter/number.<br><br>So are these really "ghost" plates or AI hallucinations.
What about the 'Ghost Roads' BBC talking heads?<br><br>You know? Those roads that used to be roads but are now in such 'A Terrible State Of Disrepair' that they barely resemble roads any more.<br><br>Best wishes 🙏
Number plates should be supplied from official sources with proof of tax stamped on them like in Germany. That would solve a number of problems.
BBC gaslighting everyone into a security state. They are lying to you and even if it were true they are not using the camera system they way they said they would.
What about illegal ghost citizens
If the world's leading surveillance state wasn't trying to spy on citizens even more, then this wouldn't be a problem.
Sounds made up to enforce the need for big brother to have cameras.
Anyone else consistently having ghost p00ps where you don't even need to wipe?
Hello. In a nation that has been run into the ground as the UK has due to many decades of government mismanagement and financial ineptitude. Folk being as they are now 'Skint' are attempting to get by in any way that they possibly can. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
Glitchy software.
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