MAV Systems launches MAV AiQ Lite

MAV Systems has announced the launch of the MAV AiQ Lite, a compact, cost-effective camera designed to deliver dependable, high-performance number plate recognition for everyday deployments. Built and engineered in Britain, the AiQ Lite reflects everything MAV stands for: robust design, exceptional real-world performance, and technology that works where it matters most; on the road, in […]
MAV Systems launches BayiQ ANPR camera

MAV Systems has announces the launch of its new BayiQ ANPR camera, a purpose-built solution designed to help transport authorities, parking operators, and local councils maximise bay utilisation, reduce misuse, and improve the overall driver experience. As electric vehicle adoption accelerates across the UK and beyond, the demand for smarter, more efficient parking and EV […]
Camera enforcement trial launches at two School Streets in Leeds

Leeds City Council has introduced camera enforcement at two existing School Streets to improve compliance with traffic restrictions and support safer and more sustainable travel. Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras are now in operation at Chapel Allerton Primary School and Hugh Gaitskell Primary School to support the enforcement of School Street restrictions already in place. School Streets help create a safer and more pleasant […]
ANPR cameras return to Swindon after 15 years

New ANPR cameras are set to be installed in Swindon. The announcement comes 15 years after the Borough Council became the first local authority in England to switched off its fixed speed cameras amid claims that they did not lower the number of accidents on roads. The new scheme will see ANPR devices trialled at […]
Gloucestershire considering ANPR cameras to improve safety

Gloucestershire County Council is considering introducing Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) cameras to enforce traffic restrictions. According to the BBC, the council is not planning to introduce any new driving restrictions but wanted to improve the enforcement of existing measures in 16 locations around the city. ANPR cameras would allow it to consistently and effectively […]
London Councils announces introduction of ANPR cameras for London Lorry Control Scheme

London Councils has approved plans to introduce automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) cameras to assist with the enforcement of the London Lorry Control Scheme (LLCS). Following a successful pilot programme, ANPR cameras will be introduced in London to support enforcement of the scheme, complementing the work of Enforcement Officers across the capital. The LLCS is designed to manage the environmental […]
Q-Free wins Norwegian AutoPASS project in demanding tolling environment

Q-Free has been chosen by the Norwegian Public Roads Administration (NPRA) to deploy its Intrada Insight solution across the nation’s tolling network. The system will power NPRA’s nationwide License Plate Recognition Service (LPRS) for AutoPASS — the country’s electronic tolling program. The multi-year agreement was awarded following a highly competitive tender process that drew bids […]
NOW Wireless completes ‘ghost plate’ detection trial with Surrey Police

The smart infrastructure technology company, NOW Wireless has successfully completed a trial with Surrey Police where its AI technology has helped to give the police the ability to spot ‘Ghost’ number plates. These are altered or modified vehicle number plate, designed to look normal to the human eye but be invisible or unreadable to Automatic […]
Parliamentary transport group launches inquiry into ‘wholly inadequate’ vehicle registration system

The All Party Parliamentary Group for Transport Safety (APPGTS) has launched a cross-party select committee-style inquiry into vehicle registration plates following calls from MPs and experts who have drawn attention to a brewing crisis in road safety. Illegal number plates, such as undetectable ‘ghost plates,’ threaten the system that keeps our roads safe. Automatic Number […]
West Midlands Police trial AI camera in ghost plate crackdown

West Midlands Police are deploying an AI camera in an attempt to catch up to two million motorists who doctor their number plates to evade detection in ultra-low emission (ULEZ) and low-speed zones. It is estimated as many as one in 15 motorists may be using “ghost” or fake plates to avoid being caught by the […]