License Plate Camera Blocker v2 - Tutorial - How To
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- This license plate frame could be illegal if used to avoid detection, so this video is for educational purposes only! This trick uses a computer monitor privacy screen and license plate frame, similar to a 'Ghost Plate.'
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You can also block the view of your license plate with four huge rocket engines mounted to the back of the car.
Engines of a T-65 X-WING.
I have seen this car around the city I live in. I was wondering why it looked familiar.
Somehow rocket engines are far less illegal too
😅😄😆😆
hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha That's so hilarious.
"Educational purposes only" 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂
yep! lol
Ifeel educated now lol
😂🤣😂 right
Is this legal?
@@christopherpape4823 totally
Typically, laws stipulate blocking any part of the plate would be unlawful.. this privacy screen is a literal grey area 🤔
lmao. "literal grey area" love it.
No it's not. It's illegal in most if not all states
@@MakeItHackin I had a cover over my tag. Cops use this for pretextual stops.
Cop.. Sir, i can't see your tag. License & registration.
Me.. here you go
30 minutes later and a K9 units arrival🤣🤣
Definitely illegal in California
@@Buffalosoldija so accurate lol
Here in Australia we generally blast the red light cameras with some 30/30 buckshot on the way through the intersection. If we miss the camera, the muzzle flash usually distorts the image so much that it is rendered unusable in traffic court.
Whats the 30 30 buckshot... can you explain
No idea, kid is probably 13 and doesn’t even have a licence.
@@yournextdoorpimp6535 shotgun round
Yeah I'm calling bullshit you guys have pretty strict gun laws and you sound more like a child then delinquent adult.
Problem is YOU GUYS GAVE UP YOUR GUNS
I don’t know if it’s for sale still, but a guy in FL made a flash sensor and flash bulb for red light cameras. When it detects a camera flash it flashes at the same time to white out the camera.
Please share a link
Please please share the link
It was called NoPhoto but is no longer made.
If you did left half plate with the up/down orientation and the right half with side orientation, you could cover both types of camera locations
Yoooo! Absolutely genius 👏
or u can just drive without a plate and keep it in your vehicle in case u are ever pulled over and u simply tell the officer that u were about to put the plate on because u did some repairs earlier and they will just let u go with a warning to put the plate back on asap .
Unless you are blind, that looks exactly like what it is, a license plate with some sort of dodgy screen over it. So you get a fine the first time you leave home, whether you pass a camera or not.
Bingo…
other optiom is mount it at angle..photo cameras only pick up if at proper angle if inclined to far will not get image
I concur
Why I made the clear nail varnish comment. Much cheaper too.
Yep some states it is illegal to have any type of cover over your plate
This is the best solution for speeding camera's I've ever seen. This gets you a fine before you even get to a camera!! Brilliant😂😂
Bahahahahaha this is GOLD 🤣🤣🤣
Lol just make it electronic and put it on when you actually need it.
It's better to built a retractable one. When you are not speeding or cops are nearby retract those.
@@samuraijose817 A voltage controlled liquid crystal window would work!!!
@@fookingsog liquid crystal window? 🤔
Literally and obviously trying to defeat the purpose of a license plate is a good way to attract the wrong kind of attention from police.
This guy is white, he'll be alright.
@James M Yep racist... The racist truth.
But seriously I'm black and I'm going to do this half of the time I drive from Miami to Naples. The rich only get richer, fudge all of that.
@@rell660 I drive the speed limit and don't run reds and I never get pulled over. Drive safe my man! An extra minute early ain't worth 275!
@@dr.derekrobinson1920 Dude I'm talking about cameras at booths. This doesn't block cops from seeing your tags. It's made to duck cameras at Toll Booths.
They chip like 1$ away nickle and diming people who live in the city and tourists. Tried to do the same thing with Street cameras ($200 if you passed the white line) but Florida stopped it. Florida said Miami would have to share the money with the state so Miami stopped.
They're always up to grimy stuff. Don't even get me started on parking fees on Miami Beach.
@@rell660 If the punishement for breaking a law is a fine, then that law only exists to punish the poor
what great way to get pulled over and be fined even if you're not speeding
It happened to me the cop switched thru 5 lanes of traffic to light me up cause of this.
How? Its viewable from the sides.
@@Thinkeroutsidethebox Because you can see there’s a layer of some material on top of the license plate.
It's for educational purposes
@@Thinkeroutsidethebox it is called covered plate illegal in most states
Might as well be called "how to get pulled over by the police for blatantly breaking the law"
Right? Pretty much every state has a similar wording to this "No apparatus that obstructs or hinders the clear display and legibility of a license plate" and makes all of this very clearly illegal.
@@thequantaleaper i wondered so as well, this is too obvious and its too dark.
They have clear ones y’all dumb
@@wealthNwisdom63 Naw yah dumb for not reading and only skimming. He said obstructs or hinders. If its clear its not obstructing or hindering therefore not illegal. This however does obstruct and hinder therefore making it illegal.
@@exemida@K nope, I had clear ones to keep my plates clean and I still ended up with a fixit ticket to remove them.
I had this similar idea when I was 18, bought my first car, and the first The Fast and the Furious movie came out not too many years ago. But I was planning to have a motorised sliding mechanism so the plate would get covered.
Of course, also purely for educational purposes.
In NYC, as your car is parked, ticket agents give fines for have anything like this on your plate.
Parking Nazis
@@michaels7258 entirely
In California I got a parking ticket because the wheels weren't turned against the curb even though they were. They were just trying to meet their monthly quota.
They won't know about it because they will be able to see it clearly they won't be on a latter going down the block
@@JohnS-il1dr I bet they do that based on the assumption it's easier for you to log online and pay the fine than it is to set up a court date and show up in person.
Shit like that needs photographic proof in this era.
Quotas should be illegal.
I literally did this 10+ years ago on my motorcycles license plate, but I left it so that you can't see it from the sides, we have street level cameras on the shoulder where I live at. Been rocking it that way since then. While parked once, I got a ticket for it (cop was being the normal asshole and looking for reasons to ticket bikers). Took it to court with pictures. Judge said if it's visible from greater than 50ft straight back then I was good!! Case dismissed! Never took it off and still on my bike currently.
Also, haven't gotten a camera speed ticket since. And I KNOW I've been flashed by the cameras.
bullshit. This doesn't work.
Speed cameras typically capture the image a lot further away than your "not a speed camera" was. The angle would not be so steep and therefore the license number would be entirely visible anyway.
Yeah, the fact that a regular Joe thinks he can beat the system with a plan like this is hilarious..
Law enforcement has literal TEAMS of people sitting around thinking of way the public might try to avoid tickets, and then developing ways to prevent these ways..
Like the radar speed detector.. someone came up with a detector-detector to detect when you were being zapped, and to scramble that radar signal as it was bounced back to the cop..
So the cops came up with a detector-detector-detector.. to detect the scrambler in your car..
The fine for having one of these is much more than the fine for speeding.. AND they confiscate the scrambler..
Doesn't seem worth it, does it..
@@genelomas332 ...and *THAT'S* how you run a *RACKETEERING OPERATION!!!* 🙄
Let me know how much the ticket ends up being. I’m curious lol.
The tickets for blocking the plate?
@@Zx14rrrrrrrrrrr Yup. In our jurisdiction you can get a ticket if the cover is too reflective: anything that makes it difficult for an officer to read.
@@wilfdarr an officer can see the plate.
@@intelligentdesign9911 doesn't matter. Most places in the US it's illegal to cover your license plate. If you get caught running tolls it's even worse.
I have a fraternal order of police star covering part of my plate and although its “not legal in my jurisdiction” that doesnt mean the cops have ever pulled me over ....in the last 10 years
If the purpose is to block "not a camera" then some infrared LEDs will do a great job as digital cameras are able to pick it up and not the human eye.
Except that only works at night.
@@aznative_ take ur cellphone and your tv remote with IR led it works on all digital camera night or day
@@aznative_ ALPR, and most traffic enforcement cameras, usually use Infrared cameras to record this data. So we have created a special low profile license plate frame that emits a high intensity IR light that is projected onto the plate and effectively blinds the device's camera. This light is invisible to the human eye.www.insanegarage.com/scoop-on-red-light-speed-cameras-and-how-to-beat-them/amp/
@@rosignol916 I'm very familiar with the concept. But it appears that you haven't done your own test. Take your cell phone take your remote control see the difference in a well-lit room versus a dark room and then get back to your teacher.
Camera can see infrared red yes but to a certain degree however it may work based on the technology of the camera I deal with camera everyday been doing this for years with no problem
BRILLIANT! Thank you. OH is beginning to install HUNDREDS (thousands?) of traffic cameras. I've received two speeding tickets in the mail over the last 12 years. Unfortunately, tickets are going to be more common with all these new cameras! The government could care less about our safety, it's all about getting more FREE MONEY from Citizens!
Or you could just drive safely and not speed.....
@@3dsmaxrocks699 People generally don't speed because they want to. I got a ticket when we went into lockdowns on my way to fetching my son at his dad's because I was worried about how he was going to spend his time between his dad's and mine if we were to remain inside our homes throughout the duration. And two tickets over 12 years is hardly anything to write home about. If it was 144 tickets over 12 years then you should probably chastise him.
I thought they were not legally upheld in OH. So they can issue a citation, but you dont have to pay it
Clear reflective spray works well and you can't tell it's there.
What, like a varnish?
@@philipocallaghan
I saw it advertised in automotive magazines, in the ads in back.
@@WhiteG60 🤔... Sounds like a good idea , hopefully I can find an example on the Google machine..
It's the clear spray we refer to as line saver. It's a clear coat that prevents the obliteration of chalk or pencil marks used in construction layout.
Link?
Doesnt matter, your the only dude who drives a rocket. Authorities like......"we got heeem"
A possible legal alternative is to use high efficiency reflective materials around the plate. Reflectors are legal as long as they don’t cover any part of the plate, most cameras use some type of flash so the reflectors will return more light than the plate causing the plate to be unreadable.
@@thelonewolf666 . Infrared still requires a flash.
If there’s heat coming from something it is generating ir , but if everything is the same temperature or it’s very cold an it camera will only see a blob with no details so a flash is still required.
Here in Georgia, they started mounting these cameras in boxes attached to the ground so this trick won’t work here, however, the cameras are now easier to shoot with guns.
Let me know how many you already shoot
You cant shoot a camera on a pole?
lol…..the police give us free targets to shoot. In middle Ga what is is there to do?
Boils down to what would you rather pay - a speeding ticket or a red light ticket, or a ticket for blocking the license plate. My guess is the blocking the license plate is the lessor as it takes a physical person to stop you, while the cameras are everywhere and getting worse! I heard of one driver that got 10 camera tickets in a single month.
Maybe they shouldn't speed?
Crazy idea I know huh?
found the worthless police state official who needs a real job @@3dsmaxrocks699
@@3dsmaxrocks699 Yup, you must not drive. If you do not "speed" in many situations, you are going to get hit from behind. Going the speed of prevailing traffic (or faster) is the safest way to be, and if that means you need to conceal your license plate so you do not get ticketed for driving safe, so be it.
What about the flash they use will it still block?
Illegal stuff can be so indulging! I actually like this hack! 😆
Who else came from TikTok? Awesome video as always!
Thanks! I came from TikTok!
Many courts have ruled red light cameras and speed cameras are unconstitutional. It presumes the owner of the vehicle is driving. Tickets are sent to owner of car rather then the operator. If someone else is driving the government wrongfully shifts the burden of proof from themselves to the owner on who's driving. Camera companies can't issue citations only police can. You need the ability to challenge the ticket at time of alleged violation because of other circumstances the camera didn't catch. There's an Equal Protection Violation when there are 2 different fines for the same offense. A cop issued ticket versus a camera generated ticket.
Tom Dutkiewicz
Add in the *FACT* that it's a computer generated system of revenue stream by none other than the "Fraternal Order of Police" is practically a gang and should be considered racketeering!!!🙄
All you need is 15 coats of clear coat spray paint the flash from the camera can’t cope with the shiny plate I’ve been doing it for the last 30 years an no tickets
Why should need 15 coats?. Must be 15?
@@hendriyahya7995 the clear coat has to be layered to achieve the affect
@@adamsangels9874 i see...
Most speed cameras here in the UK don't flash any more :(
@@zenzen9131 well ours still do especially at night
Though this is cool and works for cameras that are only looking from the top, most places have side cameras now. Clear reflective spray won't work because better cameras and filters can clear that up. That goes for anything you decide to apply to it to make it blurry.
Reflective spray works perfect. As soon as the camera flashes, the image shows as a big blur
It’s viewable but don’t you think it’s kinda dark even at straight view, great video and God Bless
I love these things. I have a full enclosed one the activates just push of a button. It is great!
Which model?
Police officers in Washington, DC may now pull over and issue a $500 ticket to anyone using a license plate cover
In the UK it would come under attempting to pervert the course of justice, typically 6 months prison. Take the ticket or get a camera GPS app.
@@cliveadams7629 6 months in prison for that!? Damn that's a bit excessive.
@@jakelandin In the UK they don't like anything which attempts to interfere with the judicial process especially perverting the course of justice. Most people don't realise how serious that shit can get. No licence plate, could be a grand fine but likely less & no points. Unless you say you took it off to evade cameras or police, in which case you're in the same place. If the police stop you and find a flip up plate you're going to have a very bad time of it.
Just the way to generate more revenue for their retirement fund
Good, you shouldn't be covering your license plate.
Just got my first ticket using this method.
Looking for another option now.
Otherwise, its was a clever idea.
I don’t know what is sadder - that you own a Prius or you turned that Prius into a Star Wars Esque type of vehicle ?
You so american
😂😂😂😂
Yeah, you tell him. Fuck good gas mileage.
'Murica!
Yeah. He should be driving a pick up truck, what's wrong with him.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I’ve also heard of spraying a couple of coats of hairspray to your license plate making it shiny so when the flash goes off making it hard to read.
Just having a license plate frame is enough for the ticket hungry police to pull you over and write you a ticket.
You compound that with a screen, and that will be a bigger problem.
Not where I've lived and visited 😅
@W. yup, in some states and dealerships in those states still put on frames
That happens in states that include the county on your plate which the frame often covers up. But they like to put the region you're from in the state on the plate, so they can better profile and target.
I have photochromatic tint... Tinting is a huge discrepancy in states based on level of tint.
This special tint allows my vehicle to stay cooler on hotter days. The brighter it is outside the darker the tint gets. Rolling down the window a few minutes makes it nearly transparent again.
The tint effect takes a few minutes. I've been using it a couple yrs now.
Rolling window down partially creates two tone window tint...I suppose I could get multiple shades in different sections too with timing sunlight & dark.
This is so cool. I’m in uk, and I will fallow your instructions and repost after. Thanks for info
thank you!
Mate you’re going to get pulled over by the rozzers as soon as you go near any road. Do let me know if you made one that’s blend tho 👍👍
@@Ethan-vl1bz they'll have you for a Dirty plate or one with a different font so I agree definitely will be after anyone doing this. Interesting idea though 😂
Let us know how you go. I predict 3-6 months for perverting the course of justice. You will get pulled very quickly, held on remand until someone posts bail then sent to Crown Court for a very serious criminal charge. 100%
@@denisovanhybrid9610 Nope. If you set out to obscure the number plate in some way to prevent it being caught by cameras or.police it is perverting the course of justice, a serious criminal offence. If you have no number plate you could claim it fell off or even if the vehicle is not registered and had no plate it's a fine & probably not a big one. Put a false plate on or flip up plates or even so-called anti flash coatings, all come under attempting to pervert the course of justice and it's a criminal offence with big penalties, usually prison. But hey, don't just take my word for it, try it and prove me wrong.
I did a tour of a traffic police facility some.years back and they had photos of some guys who partially covered the plate on a red MR2 with gaffer tape & drove it as fast as they could several times through a speed camera, bare arses out of the window etc, trying to see how fast they could go. Sadly for them there was only one red MR2 registered with the letters & digits they didn't cover & the guy got 6 months for perverting the course of justice plus all the other traffic related offences. But what would they know, they're only traffic cops who do this stuff every day. Carry on.
Perfect. In New Zealand there is no law that says you can't use this. Thanks for the upload.
I'm way late to the game mainly because it's never affected me until a recent situation and even though I was in the wrong I got a bad taste from how it happen. My registration was suspended due to insurance lapse and the officer was set up on the side with the alpr on. Now I understand ALL the scare tactic propaganda around these "kidnappings! Stolen cars! Wanted criminals entering our beloved neighborhoods etc" but I see this as just another tax on citizens and further turning "police" into revenue collectors. It's great this officer was able to inform me my tag was suspended (I have current insurance and always do. Not sure what happen here) but she then proceeded to give me a 165$ ticket for it as well as 89$ for no seatbelt and 235$ for not having my license on me. I have a f*cking license and she can clearly see that in her computer but the mistake of leaving it home along with my cash and credits cards etc cost me over 200$. "Oh just plead not guilty and I'll talk to the judge" is what she says. Fck you lady. This is why people hate cops
I wonder if they have completely transparent screen privacy blockers. Because the tinted one is so obvious.
How do you justify a “tinted” license plate when asked?
It looks cool.
Nice job!
Unfortunately, in California you legally can not have any covering on your plate, although it is still done.
The cameras don't take still photos they take video. As you drive a way your plates are visible.. this trick dont work ..
Slipping a large trash bag over them works well too the free standing ones are really easy to sneak up on .
This would make an interesting paint job.
If you put a hitch to the back of the vehicle, then add on the basket, which will go into the hitch receiver, on top of that put sufficient sized rubbermaid box to it and strap it down.
This "might" work if the camera is right behind you at a 45 degree angle. But once you move away (say 50ft) the angle reduces letting the camera see the plate.
Love the Star Wars theme on your car, out here in Culver City Ca, someone has a car that look's like the A-Wing.
Best way to block a speed camera is to...shoot it...burn it....e.t.c. e.t.c.
a high powered Laser will destroy the CCD sensor
I love your car's "attire" 🤣 Luke would be very proud of you and Darth would be very envious
The fact that your car looks like an X-wing, I don't think you will be getting any trouble from the police. May the force be with you!!
May the 4th be with you✌✌✌
I love how he says “for educational purposes only” and then proceeds giving advice like your actually going to make one
Shit...this vid has over 900k views. You really think nobody at all made one of these? I bet a bunch of people did. It probably costs no more than $10 too. Even less if you already have the license plate frame.
For educational purposes only = dont do this and if you do, you cannot sue me for it later.
You will get pulled over in Jersey. I got pulled over for the light over the plate being out...
In Maryland too
The irony of attempting to block the view of a licence place on a completely unique and quite distinctive vehicle.
Also, showing your own face in this video.. 👍👍
I like this!
Wish you did it BOTH ways just to see difference. Many apartment and other communities take video of cars coming and going. They are much lower and would be blocked better with the normal orientation of the privacy blocker
Who needs a toll tag when you have this ingenious invention
In my country (Italy) you can't cover the licence plate with a protective film or any other transparent staff and I think on most country in the world it is the same.
The idea has promise. I wonder if you could buy that screen protector in a clear coat. The effect is in the plastic not the color. I think the dark color just adds to the effect.
Get personalized license plate with 8’s and B’s group together
7s and Zs work as well
O's and Q's and cover the bottom slightly with a license frame.
I and 1 work
Damn skeezy.
@@grizzlyaddams3606 explain
1 ticket vs 2,547 didn't get caught. Worth it.
This one looks gray. There is a new transparent one that looks like there is nothing in it when looking for side or middle but from top it completely blocks itZ
Ok where do we get it??
@@donmega305 I will give you a hint because I cannot ruin it for others. Is not hard is just as flimsy as a film. Just head to aliexpress or ebay and search for it, maybe windows have it maybe screen monitors have it, who knows… but I can tell you one thing, once you see it, it will click in. Specially the ones you can buy in parts and put together so you can turn on/off with a button wirelessly 🥲😉
@@TrojanLube69 Thanx for the tip
Hey, could you please tell me the name of the clear privacy license plate cover. Thanks
@@donmega305 Hey, could you please tell me the name of the clear privacy license plate cover. Thanks
As a retired police officer, I do not like the big brother camera approach to traffic enforcement. I do like this idea, but it would be nice if there was a cover available that has no tint whatsoever. Officers will sometimes scrutinize plates that have a covering with even the slightest amount of tint because they stand out quite a bit. Though the plate is relatively visible, a lot of times the expiration sticker is difficult to see, due to tint, which is likely to get you stopped.
If you are concerned about paying tolls on roads you drive on, you have a much have bigger issue than trying to hide your plate. Education is the key.
Highway robbery nigga
you mean like the police state taxing you for technicalities and invading your privacy?
Pretty good idea may just have to do this on my bike for sure
That's illegal in most states, at least your making it easy for them to find you.
not in ohio it would be the same as a tinted clear cover you put over the plate
saw a dodge viper with something like "B8B88BI1" which is hard to read on a plate
Taking off my license plate to do illegal things is always such a chore
All covers clear and shaded are illegal in most if not all US States. They are illegal in South Carolina. Just not unforced much.
You would get pulled over fast in my state! They don't allow clear covers just for that reason.
In Georgia the cops don't really care.
Where I'm from it's a $250. fine for even using a slightly tinted or dirty plate protector. I've had 3 all together.
General location (so that we all can know where it's not legal)? Also, was it a Federal, State, County, or city/municipal violation?
Two things really concern me.
This privacy film greatly dims out monitors. And that's horrible to start. Because of this people and officers can see the difference from the standard plate
Wow... ok first things first.. I LOVE YOUR CAR... I have a Storm Trooper themed car.
This is an awesome idea
FYI, in Ontario Canada any license plate covers that are tinted black to partially obscure or make your plate hard to read (by human vision or by cameras) is considered illegal. To be clear, putting covers over your license plate is fine. They just cannot obscure your license plate that makes them hard to read.
Section 13.2 of the Highway Traffic Act : "every number plate shall be kept free from dirt and obstruction and shall be affixed so that the entire number plate, including the numbers, is plainly visible at all times, and the view of the number plate shall not be obscured or obstructed by spare tires, bumper bars, any part of the vehicle, any attachments to the vehicle or the load carried"
I see so many cars with darkened plates, and nearly all of them are speeding. As one officer said, "there's absolutely no need to have a darkened cover over your plate. You can be pulled over for suspicion of an unlicensed vehicle because they can't see your plate and end up with a ticket for having an obscure plate or get both!"
You must be fun at parties
I like it when they say - 'for educational purposes only'
Cute 😂😂
"Could be illegal..."
You mean don't use one ANYWHERE but private property.
Will use this hack for "educational purposes" when passing through the e-tolls in South Africa
Nobody pays them anway. And we make up our own laws in this land as well. Laws are merely suggestions in Africa.
In Texas you'd get a ticket for having anything over your plate like this.
I love this Texas law
This is perfect for educationally dodging all the electronic tolls in New York😎
Thankfully the cameras have been banned where I live. Why do we tolerate tyranny?
Wow! Where do you live? My country (Belgium) is slowly becoming a big brother state.
Exactly
@@JeanV1986 STOP VOTING FOR WHAT EVER DEMOCRATS ARE XALLED WHERE YOU LIVE....
@@stevefagetaboutit8158 "democracy" is a joke anyway...
I live in Michigan and a lot of people here actually have like a smoked gray license plate protector similar to this in appearance. All that good old salt during the winter
Great idea, 👍🏻 just subscribed.
In most if not all U.S. states, it's illegal to have ANY kind of screen, cover even clear sheets.
Much less shoot the cameras with buckshot
This is totally illegal in most states. In my state you can’t have anything covering the plate (frames are the only exception). Don’t be surprised if you get pulled over.
even mud on the plate can give u a fine in most countries
$3 black paint works wonders! No one can see my plate now!
Lol, that's great. But maybe you can save 5he paint just flip over the plate n then reinstall it
that one wont get past the pigs , looks tinted !
Still illegal and going to get people pulled over.
No gray area at all. Not only is the cover illegal, so is the frame. Great way to get pulled over.
Forget the license plate blocker, I just wanna know what's that gizmo on the back of the vehicle?
Download waze, set alert 5 miles above speed limit. No more tickets
I think most people would be doing this for tolls.
If cop pulled in before anyone drove by them with waze, it is useless
Just for your own knowledge, it is against the law in New York state to have anything covering your numbers on your license plate that includes clear plastic. I know this because I got a summons
Also illegal in WA. I do put on 6 coats of clear, don't know if it's working, not willing to run a light to find out.
How convenient to make a law to rob people of their money
Can u install like infrared led lights that can switch off and on and the press of at button
In the next few years Micro Chips will be impregnated into All US License Plates
Shortly after they have been inserted into drivers.
An important fact is number plate cameras work on infrared so working on blocking or over powering is a way forward like using a 10w ir led or maybe an ir blocking film. Found some clear film for windows that might work and be undetectable
Doesn't infrared energy travel almost the same as light that is in the visible spectrum?
I bet the traffic cam still sees it. Wasn’t this on mythbusters?
I thought that episode was about how fast coukd a car go before the camera misses it.
Gave it a Like just because of those rocket engines...they're dope and all cars should get a set.
Nice!🙌
The camera is picking it up pretty good
So, this is an instructional video on how to do illegal things so you won't get caught? How about following the rules of the road? 43 years here with no tickets or wrecks due to me being a responsible driver.
I have my share of tickets, but in around 40 years driving, I still have never been in a car accident. Following this idiots suggestions begs for a cop to bend you over and ream out your bank account, via any number of citations and tickets for trying to fuck the highway tax system. Absolute bonehead.
That would get you a fine and maybe even points on your license in the UK due to the fact that you are not allowed to obscure you plate, I suspect you may get fined where you are as well due to the dimness of the plat, perhaps if you applied some back lighting it may qualify as legal, but it would not be in the UK, In fact you could lose your registration of the vehicle for doing this, I believe it would be classed as tampering with the registration to hide or obscure.