In the waning hours of the 2022 summer legislative session, two of North Carolina’s most conservative House members took to the floor to speak out against government overreach. “We should not have a government tracking people,” said Rep. Keith Kidwell, the House deputy majority whip. Rather Kidwell was angry about a provision tucked inside Senate Bill 201, legislation that would make a number of changes to North Carolina’s motor vehicle and transportation laws. A different ending in the HouseBut what of Senate Bill 201, the transportation bill that raised concerns because the pilot license plate readers might track motorists? Reps. Kidwell and Pittman won their push for privacy.

Source: CNN July 04, 2022 11:14 UTC