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The Startup Working with Santa Monica to Keep Deliveries Moving

The Startup Working with Santa Monica to Keep Deliveries Moving

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"I know there are many people who are worried about the increasing intrusion of data."

Los Angeles-based Automotus is tracking how delivery vehicles are using a newly created green-zone in Santa Monica, raising questions about privacy. Reporter Francesca Billington explains the startup's broader ambitions to automate parking tickets for cities across the county.

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