Stolen Cars QLD

23/09/2023

Update: The stolen car app is still in production. It allows you to search a wide database of stolen cars, and returns information on the numberplate such as below. We currently have 2165 cars from around Australia in the database, many of which are not found and remain stolen.

In eventuality, it would be awesome to integrate the database with home security cameras and the like, so you can stay safe and be notified if a stolen car has come to steal any of your belongings. Also, this will further notify the owner and police of the cars’ whereabouts.
The database can easily be updated, and features will be added so when criminals change the plates, even to bogus plates, it can be updated.
Care will be taken to ensure bad actors do not have access to the database, and it abides by all concerns of data privacy and the like.
It is currently only in the prototyping phase.

05/02/2023

Work in progress! Our stolen car database has more than 400 cars, and am working on getting them to you ASAP! Hopefully, we will be releasing a system to track where your plate (or car model) was last seen, but more will be posted soon.

Thanks so much to everyone who is helping us along the way.

Looking forward to making QLD a safer place!

05/01/2023

After seeing all the car thefts during Christmas, many have suggested a centralised site to list stolen cars. We have been working with some members and admins of stolen car groups, security teams, and others to develop a totally free way of reporting your stolen car reliably to the community.

Without even registering your details in a survey, our system will begin looking for your car, as long as you have posted it into a stolen car group on Facebook!

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