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July 2, 2008

Government Fleet Expo & Conference Speaker Presentations Now Posted!

TORRANCE, CA - For those that missed out on the first-ever Government Fleet Expo & Conference have the opportunity to view the highlights online.

Tags: Government Fleet Expo, speaker presentations

May 7, 2008

US Postal Service Selects GPS Fleet Solutions for 500 Unit Pilot

TAMPA, FL – GPS Fleet Solutions has made an agreement with the U.S. Postal Service to begin a GPS vehicle tracking project.

Tags: GPS Fleet Solutions , U.S. Postal Service

April 16, 2008

Waste Disposal Trucking Firm Selects SmartFleet GPS Vehicle Tracking

EDMONTON, AB – Connecticut waste removal and demolition firm AMEC Carting has selected Safefreight’s GPS vehicle tracking system to provide them with real-time fleet management data for their trucks.

Tags: AMEC Carting, GPS, SmartFleet

March 18, 2008

E.J. Ward, Inc. Partners With NovaTracker GPS

SAN ANTONIO – E.J. Ward, Inc. a provider in fleet asset management, has selected NovaTracker’s GPS/wireless real-time GPS unit which will soon be installed in thousands of government and commercial fleets.

Tags: E.J. Ward, fleet asset management, GPS, NovaTracker MAYA , NovaTracker’s GPS

March 11, 2008

ALK Technologies Launches CoPilot Live 11

PRINCETON, N.J. – ALK Technologies, Inc., a developer of GPS navigation, routing, mileage, and mapping software for businesses and consumers, has launched CoPilot Live 11, a full-featured trip-planning and GPS navigation system for Windows laptops.

Tags: ALK Technologies, GPS

February 27, 2008

Vehicle Tracking Solutions Establishes Government Contract Service

DEER PARK, N.Y.– Vehicle Tracking Solutions (VTS), a Long Island-based GPS fleet management provider, has added a government contract service component to its existing company operation.

Tags: GPS, Vehicle Tracking Solutions

February 22, 2008

U.S. Hangs Up on Analog Cell Service

WASHINGTON – The United States has officially terminated old-style analog cell service. Feb. 18, 2008, was the last day for old-style analog cell service in the United States.

Tags: Analog Phone, GPS

February 20, 2008

Networkcar Selected by ADEM

SAN DIEGO – The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) has selected Networkfleet as its fleet management solution to wirelessly monitor GPS location, engine diagnostics, and emissions for its entire fleet.

Tags: Alabama Department of Environmental Management , GPS, Networkfleet

February 20, 2008

M-Plus Helps Track Vehicles for Fleets

TEMPE, AZ - www.GotMyGPS.Com, is an authorized distributor for the new Millennium Plus (M-Plus) GPS Tracking and Security System. The Web site provides state of the art tracking, security and fleet management unparalleled in the industry.

Tags: fleet management, GPS

January 16, 2008

Council OKs City of Fort Wayne to Utilize GPS

FORT WAYNE, IN - The City of Fort Wayne hopes to track and deploy its police officers after the City Council gave a preliminary OK to buy GPS tracking devices for cruisers.

December 26, 2007

Networkfleet Reduces Air Pollutants by Wirelessly Monitoring Emissions

SAN DIEGO – Municipal customers in Southern California are eligible for matching funds from the Mobile Source Air Pollution Reduction Review Committee (MSRC). The MSRC funds are available as part of an effort to reduce harmful emissions produced by fleet vehicles within the South Coast Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD).

December 26, 2007

Philadelphia Housing Authority Police First in City With GPS

PHILADELPHIA – Philadelphia Housing Authority (PHA) Police have become the first and only police force in the city with Global Positioning Systems (GPS) in all of their marked vehicles.

November 21, 2007

Navtrak Publishes Free Article: 5 Ways to a G

SALISBURY, MD - A new article from Navtrak, "5 Ways to a Greener Fleet” offers fleet owners and managers five inherently "green" out-of-the-box benefits that GPS-based fleet management services such as Navtrak provide.

November 20, 2007

GPS Insight Introduces Cell-Phone-Based Messa

SCOTTSDALE, AZ – GPS Insight has introduced cell-phone-based messaging, cell-phone maps, and cell-phone queries. Overall, this new suite of cell-phone capabilities is an advance for the company's customers who communicate with their drivers using text messages, as well as those who would like to use a cell phone to determine their vehicles' whereabouts.

November 15, 2007

GPS Helps Cities Catch Cheating Employees

ISLIP, N.Y. — GPS tracking devices installed on government-issue vehicles are helping communities around the country reduce waste and abuse, in part by catching employees shopping, working out at the gym or otherwise loafing while on the clock.

November 15, 2007

City to Begin Tracking DPW Vehicles Via GPS Devices

HAVERHILL, MA – Later this month, the City of Haverhill will begin tracking its snowplows and other public works vehicles with Global Positioning Systems (GPS).

November 7, 2007

Fleet Management Solutions Launches GPS and Two-Way Satellite Asset Tracking Services into 50th Country

SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA - Fleet Management Solutions, Inc (FMS), announced that it has deployed systems into Australia, making that the 50th country where the company's GPS and all-satellite asset tracking services are in operation

October 24, 2007

NAVTEQ Wins Renewal Contract with the U.S. Federal Government

CHICAGO – NAVTEQ has been selected as a primary map data provider by the U.S. government. With this contract, NAVTEQ will continue to provide road network and standard points of interest data under a government-wide enterprise license to numerous government agencies supporting U.S. Homeland Defense.

October 10, 2007

Allen County Uses GPS to Track its Vehicles

FORT WAYNE, IN – Allen County government will soon start using global positioning devices to monitor some county-owned cars and trucks — a test program that could later lead to the tracking of all county vehicles.

October 10, 2007

GPS May Keep Track of Chicago's Police

CHICAGO – Every Chicago Police officer's movements could be electronically tracked by global positioning systems (GPS) if a program being tested in the Chicago Lawn District wins approval.

October 3, 2007

LAPD Patrol Cars to Get Sticky-GPS-Tracker Cannon

LOS ANGELES – Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) will be able to fire sticky GPS tracker devices at fleeing miscreants' cars as soon as next year.

September 19, 2007

Auburn University Buses Switch to Alternative Fuel

AUBURN, AL – The orange and blue Tiger Transit buses at Auburn University are now being fueled with biodiesel. More than 40 Tiger Transit buses run 12 hours a day at Auburn.

September 18, 2007

Military Style GPS to Go Commercial

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA – Global positioning system devices now used by thousands of soldiers worldwide will be sold commercially by defense contractor Rockwell Collins Inc.

September 12, 2007

Auburn University Buses Switch to Alternative Fuel

AUBURN, AL – The orange and blue Tiger Transit buses at Auburn University are now being fueled with biodiesel.

September 5, 2007

York County Natural Gas Selects GTG to Implement New GIS Software Solutions

LONGVIEW, TEXAS – Geographic Technologies Group, Inc. (GTG) announced today that York County, South Carolina Natural Gas has upgraded LGviewer to Community Connect.

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