Thames Valley Police Automatic Number Plate Recognition Survey - Bracknell BID
TVP Resized Image

Thames Valley Police Automatic Number Plate Recognition Survey

As part of a national survey, Thames Valley Police is looking for your feedback around the use of Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) across our policing area.

.

ANPR technology is used by police forces across the UK to help detect, deter and disrupt criminality, including organised crime groups and terrorists. Registration plate cameras are most commonly used to alert officers to stolen vehicles, vehicles that have been involved in crime or to help locate missing people. The data they collect can also be used in investigations and they are governed by strict codes of practice.

.

West Midlands Police have produced a short video which demonstrates how they used ANPR to locate a missing person. To watch the video please click here ANPR Video.

.

Click here to complete the survey ANPR Survey.

Related Articles

BID funded seasonal lighting returns

Bracknell BID's funded seasonal lighting has returned this winter. Following the success and positive feedback of this project last year, the lights have now been ...

It’s a YES – Bracknell BID businesses celebrate positive BID result

Businesses across Bracknell’s Southern and Western Business Areas have voted in favour of renewing their status as a Business Improvement District (BID) - securing £3.5 ...

Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course – 29th October 2024

Bracknell BID funded and hosted a Basic Life Support Awareness Training Course at Waitrose, Bracknell on 29th October 2024, led by the South Central Ambulance ...
Scroll to Top