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On any given morning in Oregon, thousands of us pull out of our driveways without thinking much about the trail we leave behind. We head across Springfield for groceries, merge onto Beltline for work, drive into Portland for an appointment, or take Highway 101 simply because the coast is calling. These are ordinary movements through ordinary days, and most of us don’t consider them anybody else’s business. Increasingly, however, cameras mounted along roads and in parking lots are turning those everyday trips into searchable records that can be reviewed long after we’ve driven away.
Now, two Oregon lawmakers from opposite sides of the political aisle want to
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