For those who have not grasped the fact that our ITS smart highway's with cameras will be linked with biometrics, you may wish to see the excerpt
below or use the link at the bottom to read it in full.
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Organized biometric device evaluation and testing at San Jose State
University began in 1995 under funding from the Federal Highway Administration. The Department of Defense (DoD) took over support in 1997,
conferring the title "National Biometric Test Center" (NBTC) on the effort.
This funding is set to expire in the fall of this year, requiring us to
broaden our base of support to additional governmental agencies.

Under DoD funding and the leadership of Dr. John Colombi, we have defined
three general tasks in biometric testing and evaluation: 1) development of
mathematical and statistical methods for test design and evaluation; 2)
evaluation of technologies for specific applications of interest to the DoD;
3) device testing. The Department of Defense has no interest in device
testing, so it is the first two tasks that have been the core of our
efforts, in particular the development of mathematical and statistical
methods to lower the cost of testing and to allow for testing from
operational data.

http://www-engr.sjsu.edu/biometrics/publications_technology.html

joe 6pk