I can see these getting destroyed or vandalized in all sorts of situations. Parked in a spot that enrages someone for some reason? smashed plates. Jerk kids loo

I can see these getting destroyed or vandalized in all sorts of situations. Parked in a spot that enrages someone for some reason? smashed plates. Jerk kids looking to have some destructive fun? smashed plates. Idiot driver looking at phone behind you? smashed plates (and car.) Also, how do we guarantee these are tamper proof and there's no plate kill switch which enables a driver to blank a plate when running through an automated toll plaza or red light/speed camera which relies on license plates for identification? And I can imagine these being a boon for municipal revenue when faulty plates fail or are kicked in and traffic cops happily ticket owners for improperly displayed plates. I see ZERO incentive for these. > "Californians are known to be early adopters of emerging innovative technologies. We welcome new opportunities to automate and integrate as many parts of our lives as possible, enabling us to streamline mundane tasks and stay connected. Our cars are no exception," said Reviver co-founder and chief strategy officer Neville Boston. Yawn.