Flock isn’t the only player in the license plate reader market — meet its Motorola rival
Congressional scrutiny of automated license plate readers has ramped up in recent weeks, with criticism mostly aimed at Flock Safety over the large number of law enforcement agencies it contracts with. Sens.
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