by RMT | Sep 21, 2017 | Blog, Business Tips, crime prevention, GPS Fleet Tracking, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking News
The Good and the Bad Quality used semi-trucks are in hight demand. The picture above is a 2004 Peterbilt Model 379. Currently there are more emissions devices on new trucks which are more complicated and more difficult to maintain. Because of that good semi-trucks...
by RMT | May 26, 2017 | Blog, crime prevention, GPS Tracker, GPS Tracking Devices, GPS Tracking News
Golf carts both electric and gas are becoming more popular. Some municipalities are allowing them on streets as long as they are retrofitted with basic street and safety gear. We’ll discuss why GPS Tracking Your Golf Cart is important. GPS & Golf Carts One...
by RMT | Apr 28, 2014 | Car Tracking, crime prevention, GPS Tracking, GPS Tracking Devices, Law Enforcement, News
Stolen cars may become a much rarer commodity, now that GPS devices are moving towards becoming a standard feature. Global positioning systems not only give directions from one place to another, but they can be used remotely by authorized personnel to pinpoint a car’s...
by RMT | Feb 4, 2013 | crime prevention, Featured, GPS Tracking, GPS Tracking Devices, News, Rights
The gun debate is in full swing here in the US, with everyone weighing in on their solution to gun violence. It’s something that needs to be approached delicately, as there are people on both sides of the issue that are passionate towards their cause. On one hand, you...
by RMT | Sep 28, 2012 | crime prevention, Featured, GPS Tracking, GPS Tracking Devices, Law, Law Enforcement, News
It’s incredible that in today’s world, people still think they can get away with bank robbery. Surely, there are some criminal master-minds who can successfully steal from a bank, but for the most part, financial institutions are very secure. There are cameras in...
by RMT | Jul 29, 2012 | crime prevention, GPS Tracking, GPS Tracking Devices, Law Enforcement, News
Bank robbing isn’t what it used to be. It’s been quite a while since the gangsters of the 1920s could go on bank robbing sprees. With cameras, police guards, and other security measures taken over the years, it seems nearly impossible to get away with a bank robbery....
