There are devices that are put in fleet vehicles to track them.  It was
just a GPS type of device, that kept history, so we could see where he
stopped, how long, etc... imo - very big-brother-ish... I don't remember
the name of the device anymore... sorry.
 
I worked for a company that did such a thing, and we found there was a
guy, that always took longer on his route.  Come to find out, he was
working the counter of one of the stores on his route, so the owner
could run a few errands during the day.

<rob@xxxxxxxxx> 2/1/2007 11:26:01 AM >>>

Seriously, though, you would think one of the listers who works for a 
trucking company would know of a device they use to track their
trucks.

Remember the IBM commercial where the desk is in the middle of the
highway 
and stops the semi from going the wrong way because it was being
tracked?

Rob Berendt

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