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All Items about New Technologies (Page 1 of 7) 12/7/08 Europe Develops RFID License Plate Tracking European Union spends $10 million to develop advanced system to track motorists and issue tickets for minor infractions. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 10/21/08 Australia Deploys Noise Cameras Noise cameras become the latest ticketing technology deployed against motorists in New South Wales, Australia. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 7/11/08 New Camera Issues Tire Tread Tickets Tire tread measuring system promises to mail tickets to motorists for tire tread that is a fraction of an inch too short. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 8/29/07 California Boosts Emissions Spy Camera Program Emissions spy camera program returns to Southern California, strengthened by a 2004 authorizing law. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 8/17/07 Spain Launches Speed Camera Helicopters The Spanish government is launching a fleet of high-tech helicopters that will issue speeding tickets from the sky. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 5/9/07 Stop Sign Ticket Cameras Developed New stop sign cameras will issue automated tickets for boulevard stops. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> 10/12/06 UK: Software Creates Automated Perjury Charges Facial recognition software is used to automate perjury charges for those attempting to challenge speed camera tickets. Miscellaneous Issues / New Technologies READ MORE>> Next Page

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