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When Florida Governor Ron DeSantis called automated license plate readers out of control, he pointed directly to New Hampshire as a statutory blueprint for Florida reform: “If you look at New Hampshire, they ban the installation of these cameras along public roads. That could be a model for Florida.”
The statement sent shockwaves through municipal police departments and corporate surveillance contractors. New Hampshire RSA 261:75-b represents the nation’s strictest statutory barrier against automated vehicular tracking, restricting plate readers strictly to mobile patrol cruisers and mandating a three-minute hard purge of all non-hit data.
Key Takeaways:
• New Hampshire completely bans fixed, pole-mounted license plate cameras along all public thoroughfares.
• Data on law-abiding drivers must be purged within three minutes under New Hampshire statutory law.
• Incoming Florida House Speaker Wyman Duggan is preparing legislation codifying the New Hampshire standard statewide.
• The proposed framework protects targeted criminal investigations while permanently dismantling private mass-surveillance drag nets.
Read the full investigation, verified transcripts, and public records at The Palm Bayer:
https://news.thepalmbayer.com/news/desantis-orders-removal-all-speed-cameras/
