Wodonga police watching drivers, and their licence plates, more closely

Shana Morgan
Updated December 10 2019 - 8:50pm, first published 5:00pm
MAKING IT HARDER TO GET AWAY: Senior Constable Paul Marshall with the tablet connected to automated number plate recognition technology that will be installed on all new highway patrol vehicles. Pictures: MARK JESSER
MAKING IT HARDER TO GET AWAY: Senior Constable Paul Marshall with the tablet connected to automated number plate recognition technology that will be installed on all new highway patrol vehicles. Pictures: MARK JESSER

It will now take Wodonga police only about a second to find out if a driver is disqualified, in a car that has been flagged as involved in criminal activity and even if they owe fines to the sheriff.

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