New cameras in the United Kingdom have identified thousands of illegal ghost car number plates. The issue has been highlighted as a significant problem in the nation. Exeter car parks have switched to a camera-controlled parking system to decrease paper tickets. AI cameras are being deployed in the British to address the growing issue of ghost plates, which are contributing to a road safety crisis.
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