I have absolutely no problem with TxDOT doing a survey of drivers to find out information they may need to help traffic problems but I think they crossed the line. They hired a company who hid cameras in orange traffic barrels that discreetly took random pictures of people's license plates. These were then used to send a survey to the driver to ask things like where were they going, how many people lived with them... I'm not one to get paranoid but how far are we going to take this surveillance society? I'm still annoyed that my picture gets taken at every toll plaza even though my TxTag has enough money in it. Why do they need that?
At least it looks like most of the drivers didn't find it amusing. only a handful of 150,000 surveys were returned.
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