Police to test facial recognition cameras on the London Underground
13-08-2026 11:00 via ianvisits.co.uk

Police to test facial recognition cameras on the London Underground

Facial recognition trials are coming to selected London Underground stations as the British Transport Police tests whether the technology can be used to find people wanted for serious offences.
From a previous trial at London Bridge mainline station (c) TfL
The Transport for London (TfL)-supported trial will see Live Facial Recognition cameras deployed at stations selected by British Transport Police (BTP) using intelligence and crime data.
The cameras will scan the faces of people passing throu
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