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Ulez: More than 300 cameras damaged or stolen in four months
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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I'm honestly amazed you're being down voted. It's actually scary to me that people are ok with, and defending surveillance like this.
I'm amazed your are defending the use of old, polluting vehicle that contribute to chronic ill-health
You think mass surveillance of the London area is the only way to handle pollution? You honestly think that?
I think that if you are looking to reduce vehicle pollution, using number-plate readers for that specific purpose is a proportionate measure, yes. They are already used for the central London congestion charge and outer borough LTN enforcement