A decision has been made to halt approvals for new license plate camera installations. This move comes after the Florida Department of Transportation ordered the removal of license plate reader cameras from state highways. The pause affects new installations on county rights-of-way.
Further details about this development are available from the source. Palm Beach County is involved in this decision, which was made just days after the state's transportation department issued its order.
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