Here is a startup idea, the "License Plate Club" ...
For $10 a month users register their license plate and state, then every month they get a printout of two random plates (at 75% size so as not to be confused with the car's real license plate) which you just stick to the side of your car doors. Of course being on the side of your car no police officer is going to think you're passing it off as your own plate, but every camera trained to detect and record license plates will add a 'hit' to their database right then and there. As more people join more license fuzzing data will be dumped into the databases and eventually all automatically collected license plate data will be useless without manually going through and verifying each sighting by hand, which will make it cost prohibitive.
Hell you could pay pedestrians to walk around with license plates as they go from intersection to intersection. That would be hilarious.
For $10 a month users register their license plate and state, then every month they get a printout of two random plates (at 75% size so as not to be confused with the car's real license plate) which you just stick to the side of your car doors. Of course being on the side of your car no police officer is going to think you're passing it off as your own plate, but every camera trained to detect and record license plates will add a 'hit' to their database right then and there. As more people join more license fuzzing data will be dumped into the databases and eventually all automatically collected license plate data will be useless without manually going through and verifying each sighting by hand, which will make it cost prohibitive.
Hell you could pay pedestrians to walk around with license plates as they go from intersection to intersection. That would be hilarious.