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Connecticut towns install license plate reading cameras on school buses amid privacy concerns
Connecticut towns are installing AI-powered license plate reading cameras on school buses despite growing privacy concerns from residents. More than seven towns have contracted with BusPatrol to monitor motorists passing stopped buses, capturing thousands of incidents. While some officials support the technology for safety, residents express worries about data storage and potential misuse, prompting Governor Lamont to call for a pause on new installations to evaluate legal protections.
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Marc Petruzzi
Dan Piper
Josh Morgan
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Connecticut towns are installing AI-powered license plate reading cameras on school buses despite growing privacy concerns from residents. More than seven towns have contracted with BusPatrol to monitor motorists passing stopped buses, capturing thousands of incidents. While some officials support the technology for safety, residents express worries about data storage and potential misuse, prompting Governor Lamont to call for a pause on new installations to evaluate legal protections.
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