Plates aren't the only
vehicle selector

Plates alone tell part of the story.

Plate reads capture one durable selector per vehicle. But vehicles also broadcast other signals — TPMS sensors, Bluetooth signatures from on-board electronics, Wi-Fi probes from connected devices. An investigation that pairs the plate with the device identifiers behind it has a far more complete picture than either source alone, and can stay connected across plate changes, vehicle handoffs, and jurisdictional boundaries.

• Two Surfaces, Not OneLPR captures the plate. RF captures the persistent device identifiers traveling with the vehicle. Both surfaces together give investigations far more durable selectors than either alone.
• Vehicle ContinuityA TPMS identifier doesn't change when other things on the vehicle do. Pair TPMS with the plate read and you have two independent selectors confirming the same vehicle — across drives, jurisdictions, and time.
• Multi-Jurisdictional ContinuityRF device identifiers persist across jurisdictions independently of plate-data sharing agreements. Layered with LPR, the picture stays continuous even where LPR networks don't share.