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Neology license plate readers

575 readers documented across the United States are recorded as Neology equipment. Neology is the 5th-most documented of the 5 named manufacturers in this index, at 0.4% of the 146,149 readers on record. Among states with at least 200 readers counted in indexed cities, its share is highest in Louisiana, at 4.3% of 1,309. Fremont, CA has the most, with 17 — 16% of that city's documented readers.

324 of them stand inside 115 of the 2,430 cities indexed here. The other 251 sit outside those city limits, or in places below the ten-camera threshold for a page of their own.

Updated November 14, 2026.

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  • 575

    cameras documented nationwide

  • 0.4%

    of all documented US readers

  • 30

    states and territories with them in indexed cities

  • 115

    indexed cities where recorded

Where they are

Cameras recorded as Neology inside indexed cities. Cameras outside those city limits count toward the national figure above but not these rows.

StateCamerasShare of NeologyShare of state
Louisiana5617%4.3%
California4313%0.2%
Colorado3812%1.8%
Alabama319.6%1.5%
Tennessee185.6%0.7%
Texas144.3%0.1%
Pennsylvania144.3%0.9%
Washington134.0%0.8%
New York113.4%0.4%
Missouri113.4%0.4%
Massachusetts113.4%1.8%
Illinois92.8%0.2%
New Jersey92.8%1.1%
Florida82.5%0.1%
North Carolina41.2%0.2%
Ohio30.9%0.1%
Indiana30.9%0.1%
Michigan30.9%0.1%
Virginia30.9%0.1%
South Carolina30.9%0.3%
Minnesota30.9%0.3%
Oregon30.9%0.8%
Wisconsin20.6%0.2%
Kentucky20.6%0.2%
Oklahoma20.6%0.2%
Arkansas20.6%0.3%
Idaho20.6%0.6%
Georgia10.3%0.0%
Kansas10.3%0.1%
Maryland10.3%0.1%

Cities with the most

What they look like

Our identification guide profiles Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions, Genetec, and Leonardo/ELSAG hardware. It does not yet cover Neology equipment, though the general advice on spotting a reader applies to any make. Each camera in this index also links to its OpenStreetMap record, which sometimes carries a photograph of the installation.

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Manufacturer comes from the tags volunteers attach to each camera in OpenStreetMap, classified as described in the methodology. Counts reflect volunteer documentation, not an official inventory, and a camera with no recorded manufacturer is counted as unknown rather than assigned to any brand. Camera locations: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Finding Flock is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Neology.