Molt

Get license plate reader data about your car deleted

Molt writes the letter, cites the law that applies in your state, and works out the dates. It runs in your browser and keeps nothing.

Your details

Nothing you type here is stored or sent anywhere. Everything happens in your browser, and closing the tab ends it.

Where you drive

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Add every place you drive through regularly. One letter is generated per operator.

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  • No places added yet.

Your vehicle

The plate as it appears on the vehicle.

For example, blue 2014 hatchback. It helps an operator find the right record.

Where should replies go?

The operator needs somewhere to send the answer. This is addressing, not identity checking.

Missing a camera you have seen?

Molt reads its camera data from OpenStreetMap, which anyone can add to. A camera you map is one every other resident here can find, and it comes back into this tool the next time the data is rebuilt.

These cameras are not drawn on the ordinary OpenStreetMap map, which is why looking there shows nothing. The link above runs the query that finds them.

Molt does not collect these reports. The link goes to the projects that hold the map, and the data stays public.

Your letters

Draft — not ready to send

Still needed: a place you drive, your license plate, your name, a reply address, the box ticked

Add a place and your plate, and the letters appear here as you type.