If evading the cameras and their trackers really matters to you then you just need to wear a high visibility jacket and ride a bicycle at all of ten miles an ho

If evading the cameras and their trackers really matters to you then you just need to wear a high visibility jacket and ride a bicycle at all of ten miles an hour. They will never catch you! I jest, but, as soon as you are out of a motor car, there is no number plate which is like a database entry without a primary key as far as the police are concerned. They can't do much without the driver information stuff. On the bike you can wear a helmet with a cap, reflective glasses, a breathing mask, gloves and much else that disguises your identity, without anyone being suspicious. You are just a cyclist, not likely to be the criminal. The bicycle also gives options for cycling along canal towpaths and many other urban routes that are just not readily viewable by CCTV. You can also stop to collect your breath whenever you want, which can be suspicious on other modes of transport. Imaginably in places like Copenhagen and Amsterdam there will be law enforcement able to nab cyclists, but, in places like the UK and the US where cycling is not how it works, the safest way to not be tracked is to wear high visibility clothing and to ride a bike at 10 mph. They will never catch you that way!