Waukesha County, Wisconsin. The roads are real. The businesses are real. The license plate readers are at their real, surveyed locations, watching the roads they actually watch.
Everything else is fiction. The cars, the plates, the drivers. Yours is invented too, and nothing here ever asks for anything real. No account, no email, no tracking: the game never learns a real person exists, so there is nothing about you to log.
Work deliveries, straight and not so straight. Spot the cameras one pole at a time and pool the map with everyone else. Cover them, break them, route around them. Buy a scanner and hear the calls go out. Steal a parked car and wear somebody else's plate until the owner notices.
Sign on and hold the county's readers. Live alerts when a listed plate rolls past. Any plate's whole history, searchable. Light a car up and run it down yourself, or send a unit after a plate you have a fix on. Manage the hotlist, flip the county-wide sharing switch, and answer for every query in an audit log the whole shift can read.
Waukesha County. Real cameras, right where they stand. One car, either side of the lens.
Tap to drive there, or take the wheel.
Everything runs off your phone.
Every plate that passes gets read.
Make your money in traffic. Stay off the list.
Run deliveries. The dirty ones pay more.
Find the cameras. Dodge them, blind them, break them.
Your garage, your car. Fuel it, grow it.
Sign on. The county's cameras are yours.
Wanted plates ping you the second they're seen.
Search anyone. See everywhere they've been.
Light one up and run it down.