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Also you wouldn't be able to detect an unlicensed car (someone who had disabled their RFID) casually, which would make it way easier to operate an unlicensed ca

by lxmorj 12y ago

Also you wouldn't be able to detect an unlicensed car (someone who had disabled their RFID) casually, which would make it way easier to operate an unlicensed car. I suppose fake plates would do the same currently though.

fnordfnordfnord 12y ago
You can detect a car any number of ways. Detect a car without also getting an RFID and you can generate a report for a nearby traffic police to follow up on. We already use RFID for access in a number of places, such as tool booths. An RFID-less car would get noticed there, and I don't see any reason that police vehicles wouldn't be equipped with the transponders, so I think in some cases it might be harder than it currently is.