Take Back Your Privacy on the Road

Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are surveillance cameras mounted on police cars, streetlights, and overpasses — silently logging where you go, when you go there, and who you're with. No warrant. No suspicion. No consent.

The No ALPRs collection is built for people who believe that driving down a public road shouldn't mean opting into a government surveillance database. Every item here carries the message: mass location tracking is not acceptable.

Why It Matters

• ALPR systems collect millions of plate scans daily — on innocent people
• Data is stored for months or years and shared across agencies
• Your movements, routines, and associations become permanent records
• There is no opt-out — unless you make some noise

Wear it. Display it. Make it visible. The fight against surveillance starts with awareness.