I recognize that there are security implications for this sort of technology, but I think that if we used it properly, the convenience would be well worth the t

I recognize that there are security implications for this sort of technology, but I think that if we used it properly, the convenience would be well worth the trade-off. For example, in Ontario, ALPRs were used in conjunction with RFID to build a toll road that was free of toll booths in 1997. (Politics later led the toll road to be sold by the provincial government to a privately-owned European company, which has been surprisingly good at maintaining said tollway, even during winter storms.)