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Where would you search license plate data without being law enforcement?

• deleted 6y ago
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• coolspot 6y ago
  Private license plate collectors with paid access for private investigators.
  • sunsetMurk 6y ago
    any links to providers of that service/data?
    • tantalor 6y ago
      20 seconds of Googling: https://www.intelhawkpi.com/category/asset-search https://www.intelhawkpi.com/category/asset-search http://www.uslicenseplatesearch.com/ http://www.uslicenseplatesearch.com/ https://spycenter.com/product/license-plate-lookup/ https://spycenter.com/product/license-plate-lookup/ https://www.irbsearch.com/vehicle-sightings.html https://www.irbsearch.com/vehicle-sightings.html
  • lsiebert 6y ago
    Probably easier to become a bail bonds person instead of a PI, in states that still have cash bail.
• Lammy 6y ago
  - Buy cheap dashcam with GPS - Drive around city - Feed video into OpenALPR: https://www.openalpr.com/ https://www.openalpr.com/ - ??? - Surveil
• stevenicr 6y ago
  I was under the impression that multiple "towing and recovery" companies drive around all the strip malls every day with lprs and give each other access to the data in order to help each other find cars to steal back for the lien holders.. In some cases the malls themselves allowed stationary cams to be setup at the entrances and used for these purposes - I think an article (in wired?) about a year ago shed light on one in california that maybe changed the cam feed relationship after pointing to a 'terms were posted' defense. I try to remind people I see that are okay with this tech being deployed at the airport and other places - that the state spending a bunch of money 'to keep an eye out for stolen cars' is just an excuse to grab data that can later be looked at - and is sometimes given to repo men so they can take cars from people who are late on payments.
• seebetter 6y ago
  The only one I know is- https://www.irbsearch.com/vehicle-sightings.html https://www.irbsearch.com/vehicle-sightings.html