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Netherlands: Smart card cars

01 January 1991

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Netherlands: Smart card cars
artdoc August=1992

The departments of Transport and Justice in Holland are
investigating the possibility of providing all cars with an
electronic card in order to enforce the traffic legislation. This
`smart card' is a minicomputer that, in combination with aerials
in the surfaces, would be capable to detect various traffic
offences. The system makes it possible to monitor every single
car throughout the Netherlands.

Statewatch/Amsterdam/1992

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