So, how does it work? A port known as the "On Board Diagnostic Port" or OBD-II port is installed on most trucks and cars built after 1996. It is designed to help technicians diagnose and troubleshoot vehicle problems. Typically, the port is located somewhere under the dash on the driver's side. Once the port is located, it's simply a matter of plugging it in and vehicle tracking begins.

And, this easy installation also makes it portable. If needed, it can quickly be moved from one vehicle to another.

This GPS vehicle tracking device is 100 percent web-based via a tracking portal. It also provides alerts for items such as speed and ignition start-up; historical playback; satellite/hybrid/bird's eye view mapping; and comprehensive reports.

"It's ideal for personal and commercial use," explains Crista Markman, director of product development for LiveViewGPS. "Parents of teen drivers can rest a bit easier when their car is taken out for a spin; and businesses may realize an improvement in employee efficiency and productivity."
It also enhances customer service. For example, if a client calls to find out where a delivery is, this vehicle tracking device can provide highly accurate data.

About LiveViewGPS:

Located in Southern California, LiveViewGPS is a Location Based Service Company (LBS). It provides wireless location products and services for businesses, law enforcement and family safety. Its GPS tracking devices include vehicle and fleet-tracking systems, asset trackers, trailer tracking systems, surveillance monitoring tools, people tracking devices and GPS asset protection equipment.

From detailed reports to accurate position updates, its GPS tracking systems provide clients with effective tracking solutions. Clients include numerous federal, state and local government agencies, Fortune 100 and 500 corporations, as well as numerous privately held companies throughout the United States and abroad.

For more information, contact: LiveViewGPS, Inc. 661-294-6805.