How accurate do you think modern ANPR systems are in different weather and lighting conditions? I've heard that some cameras can be misled by heavy rain, dirty plates or glare from headlights.

Modern ANPR automatic number plate recognition systems are truly impressive in their accuracy, especially in good lighting conditions. However, as practice shows, in difficult weather conditions - heavy rain, snowfall or thick fog - accuracy may decrease. Dirty or damaged numbers can also cause errors, especially if covered with a layer of dirt or ice. Another factor is glare from headlights, especially at night, which can prevent cameras from reading characters correctly. If you are interested in ways to protect privacy, I recommend reading the materials on https://alite.cc/blogs/news/do-licen...-blockers-work. There is a detailed analysis of license plate blocker technologies and their effectiveness in different situations. Modern solutions can reduce the likelihood of unwanted registration of a number, but it is important to consider the legality of their use in your country.