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Kentucky bill limits license plate reader data collection
House Bill 58 passed committee unanimously, setting 90-day data retention limits and fines up to $2,000 for misuse to enhance privacy amid expanding license plate reader use.
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Kentucky bill limits license plate reader data collection
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Legislation that would regulate the use of automatic license plate readers along with the data collected from the devices passed the Senate Transportation Committee on Wednesday. House Bill 58 would limit the use of readers largely to public safety purposes, such as regulating parking, controlling access to secured areas, deterring crime and conducting criminal investigations. The state Transportation Cabinet could also use…
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