RM Tracking releases NavIQ in Spanish

Fort Collins, CO March 12, 2008 -- RM Tracking has released a Spanish language version of its proprietary NavIQ, a market-leading GPS tracking software.

"Launching a Spanish NavIQ is part of our perennial campaign to bring the immense benefits of GPS tracking to more and more customers," says Brad Borst of RM Tracking. "The Spanish version of the software is not only for use in the U.S. but also in Mexico, where we have excellent map coverage and network communication."

NavIQ GPS tracking software is primarily used for vehicle tracking, asset recovery, and personal tracking applications. Its features include live tracking, trip playback, event overlay, custom reporting, robust support, and geofencing.

The software also generates dynamic reports, with full color graphs, to enable fleet tracking managers to quickly identify improper use of company vehicles. The reports highlight weekend and after-hours usage, identify drivers who are routinely exceeding set speed limits, and identify excessive idling.

NavIQ's interactive mapping solution generates fast maps, custom map data, and global coverage. With support for over 56 countries in Europe, the Middle East, North and South America, NavIQ is truly a global solution.

"We already have a large number of customers benefiting from our tracking in Mexico," says Borst. "We anticipate a large increase in the number of customers we support in Mexico with the release of our NavIQ GPS tracking software in the Spanish language.

About Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
Founded in 2003, Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) is the leading GPS tracking provider in the United States. RMT is very selective in the products that it integrates, and it conducts extensive product research to ensure that all products meet several certification standards. RMT's mission is to provide customers with the best and most affordable solution for their application using the latest technology and software. For more information, please visit http://www.RMTracking.com.

RM Tracking Provides Security in a Dangerous Situation

RM Tracking's reliable RMT Rover GPS tracking device helped track down a mentally disturbed woman as she drove across Maryland, keeping her out of harm's way and possibly saving her life.

Fort Collins, CO March 3, 2008 -- RM Tracking's reliable RMT Rover GPS tracking device helped track down a mentally disturbed woman as she drove across Maryland, keeping her out of harm's way and possibly saving her life.

"When it comes to sensitive family matters, GPS tracking can assist in many ways," says Brad Borst of RM Tracking. "In this instance, having the device installed in the car meant that one man still has his wife and a son has not lost his mother."

RM Tracking's customer had installed the RMT Rover device on his mother's vehicle, being worried about her, as she had been suicidal for some time. When she went missing, he phoned Cory Cowger, a Level I Tech Support supervisor, to help track down her vehicle.

Cowger began tracking the woman's vehicle from NavIQ, the web-based GPS tracking software, giving live position updates to the family and the Maryland State Police. "For about an hour, we watched her travel across Maryland," says Cowger. The GPS system led the Maryland State Police to her and got her pulled over before she could harm herself. The woman's husband "started crying and couldn't thank me enough for how our tracking system and my diligence saved his wife's life," says Cowger.

"I credit Rocky Mountain Tracking's GPS system and excellent customer service to saving my wife's life," said a grateful husband. "This has been one emotional year, and I feel confident that if I did not have this GPS system, my wife would not be alive today."

About Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
Rocky Mountain Tracking provides a number of GPS tracking systems to be used for vehicle, package, personal and other tracking purposes. Featuring advanced devices and powerful NavIQ tracking software, the RMTracking product line reduces accidents caused by careless teen drivers, locates and tracks shipments, and much more. The tracking software shows the real-time mobility of objects and people, and many even track the speed at which the device is traveling. Whether used to ensure road safety, to keep a record of a package's location, to discourage auto theft, fleet tracking or any other purpose, RMTracking's selection of GPS tracking devices is ideal.

RMTracking Adds the PT200 Package Tracker to Its Product Selection

The world's smallest fully-integrated package-tracking device with CDMA GPS One technology by Qualcomm hits the shelves of RM Tracking, providing even more reason why many customers make the company their GPS tracking device provider.

Fort Collins, CO February 14, 2008-The PT200 is the world's only fully-integrated (and the world's smallest) package tracking system to use revolutionary Qualcomm CDMA GPS One technology, and RMTracking now offers this device, bundled with RMTracking's NavIQ Web-based software to its customers. RMTracking has now integrated the PT200's technology into its NavIQ software to be bundled and sold to RM Tracking customers, providing yet another tracking option for consumers. RMTracking is very selective with their software, choosing only 2% of manufacturers' products to bundle with their in-demand software, and this product increases the tracking options of RMTracking customers by providing the versatility and advanced features of the PT200. Some of these advanced features include real-time tracking, a long battery life of 10 to 21 days being continuously on, optimized assisted GPS location capability both inside and outside buildings, the absence of an external GPS antenna, and more. The PT200 is the smallest fully integrated tracking device and is only about the size of a pack of gum, so it can be used for a variety of purposes.

RMTracking is pleased to offer this device to its customers, completing an already large selection of GPS tracking products. The company provides a variety of GPS tracking devices for many tracking applications, and the PT200 is one of the most advanced tracking systems to date. The PT200 is powerful enough to operate in a variety of environments, such as indoors, inside closed packages, and more, without requiring an external antenna. It is the smallest fully integrated GPS tracking system offered, and with the NavIQ software it is both powerful and unobtrusive for personal tracking of children and the elderly, and other uses. NavIQ software allows for multiple PT-200 devices to be fully managed from one account, while displaying maps and reports of location, and alerts for geofence boundaries, speed, and other alerts.

About RMTracking:
Rocky Mountain Tracking provides a number of GPS tracking systems to be used for vehicle, package, personal, and other tracking purposes. Featuring advanced devices and powerful tracking software, the RMTracking product line reduces accidents caused by careless teen drivers, locates and tracks shipments, and much more. The tracking software shows the real-time mobility of objects and people, and many even track the speed at which the device is traveling. Whether used to ensure road safety, to keep a record of a package's location, to discourage auto theft, or any other purpose, RMTracking's selection of GPS tracking devices is ideal.

Media Contact:
Name Brad Borst
Email Address brad@rmtracking.com
Phone Number 970-207-1023

RMTracking GPS Device May Provide Evidence Contrary to Police Radar Gun in Teen Speeding Case

Press Release Summary: The device was used to track the teenager’s speed, and will be used to fight a ticket that cited the teen traveling at almost 20 mph over the speed limit.

Press Release Body: Fort Collin, CO October 31, 2007—17 year old Shaun Malone was recently given a speeding ticket by a police officer whose radar gun determined his speed to be 62 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone. Usually, tickets like these are simply paid by the motorist, but this case (Citation and Court case # PET416346; Superior Court of California County of Sonoma Traffic Division) is different: the teenager had an RMT Rover tracking device from Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. installed in his car by his step-father and retired sheriff’s lieutenant, Roger Rude. The data gathered by the global positioning device shows that the vehicle was traveling at a drastically different speed than that reported by the police officer. Rude contends that Shaun was driving at the posted speed limit of 45 MPH as recorded by the GPS and some sort of error occurred with the radar enforcement process. The police officer may have pulled his step-son over in lieu of another nearby vehicle that was traveling at the clocked speed of 62 miles per hour. Rude believes that whatever went wrong with the radar process is not as important as the fact revealed by the GPS RMT Rover tracking device that Shaun was travelling at 45 MPH, not the 62 MPH the police officer noted on the citation. This should be sufficient evidence to establish “reasonable doubt” in this case.

The tracking device includes software that determines both the location and the speed of the vehicle, and in this particular case shows that the teen was traveling at the speed limit within 100 feet from the location where he was cited for speeding. The GPS tracking device installed by Rude was intended to monitor the speed of the teenager and decrease his risk of being in an accident caused by unsafe driving habits; however, neither Rude nor his step-son ever expected that it could provide pivotal evidence in his favor, proving that he was, in fact, driving at a safe speed.

Rude and his step-son plan to use the software’s speed log to argue that the police officer’s radar gun inaccurately read the speed of Shaun’s car, or more likely that the officer had tracked the speed of a different vehicle. Their case will hinge on the fact that the GPS data has no room for human error, whereas radar guns operated by police officers do. The fact is that even police officers with the best intentions can sometimes rely upon inaccurate data when writing tickets. Thanks to RM Tracking, motorists can now have the hard, statistical evidence they need to ensure that the outcome of the case is determined by indisputable facts rather than becoming a case of their word versus the radar gun’s reading. The judge will make a ruling in this case sometime in November.

About RM Tracking’s teen tracking device:
The teen tracking device is a GPS device that tracks the location and speed of the vehicle it is placed on, promoting safer, more responsible driving habits. Teenagers particularly have a high incidence of traffic accidents. By ensuring that teenagers are obeying driving laws and using their vehicles responsibly, the GPS device decreases the risk of having an accident. For more information or to purchase a tracking device, visit RMTracking.com.

Web Site: http://www.RMTracking.com

Contact Details: Media Contact Information:
Brad Borst
(888) 242-0500
brad@rmtracking.com
149 West Harvard Street, Suite 401
Fort Collins, CO 80525

New System for GPS Tracking Introduced: Do You Know Where Your Vehicles Are?

FORT COLLINS, Colo., Aug. 16 -- RMT Rover, a new GPS tracking system from Rocky Mountain Tracking (RMT), allows vehicle owners to access information about the position and status of their vehicles in real time.

"Logistics is a finely calculated trade today, and shippers need to constantly be aware of where their cargo and vehicles are," says Brad Borst, President of RMT. "Our new solution provides a host of GPS tracking services, all in real time and all accessible online."

The GPS tracking software can be accessed from virtually any computer with an Internet connection, and it has been designed to facilitate in multi-tasking applications. The features of the software include geofencing, optimal routing, close and rapid vehicle tracking, and customization.

"Our team has special expertise in moving information wirelessly -- across town or around the world -- using WiFi, cellular and satellite packet data services over 802.11x, GSM, CDMA, GeoSync Satellite and Low Earth Orbit Satellite services," says Borst. "Our mapping is based on GIS systems, such as ESRI ArcGIS MapInfo/MapX and to consumer oriented mapping products such as Microsoft MapPoint to develop web-based and desktop applications."

The vehicle tracking hardware itself provides accuracy of between 3 to 16 feet, and it weighs only 4.5 ounces. Yet this device can transmit a host of data, including not only position but also excessive speeds, excessive idle times, lockdown violations, possible thefts and fleet activity.

"RMT Rover is the ideal tool for vehicle owners and shippers, allowing them to stay on top of their property at all points of time," says Borst. "The constant information flow will afford them a peace of mind that would not be possible otherwise."

About Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
Founded in 2003, Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) is the leading GPS tracking provider in the United States. RMT is very selective in the products that it markets, and it conducts extensive product research to ensure that all vehicle tracking products meet several certification standards. RMT's mission is to provide customers with the best and most affordable solution for their application using the latest vehicle tracking technology. For more information, please visit http://www.RMTracking.com .

Contact:
Brad Borst
149 West Harvard., Suite 401
Fort Collins, CO 80524
Phone: 888.242.0500
Email: Brad@RMTracking.com
Web: http://www.RMTracking.com

GPS Tracking is Saving Businesses Money

Fort Collins, CO - May 18, 2006
Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) announced today that businesses are saving thousands of dollars per month with GPS vehicle tracking devices.

"Businesses have reported a reduction in fuel usage as the biggest advantage of GPS tracking," said Brad Borst, Founder and President of RMT. Monitoring and reducing speeds, routes, and idle time are just a few things that fleet owners can do to lower the fuel bill. Each mile per hour above 50 MPH increases fuel consumption by 1 ½ percent. Higher speeds also cause more tire heat, which puts more wear on tires. Wear on tires will almost double at road speeds of 70 MPH or greater. RMT's GPS tracking systems report all vehicle activity and immediately alerts fleet managers by cell phone and email of speeding and unauthorized use of company vehicles.

Business owners are most concerned with fuel & maintenance, employee overtime, and employee productivity. RMT provides a real time GPS vehicle tracking solution that is significantly reducing excess costs for businesses:

1. Fuel & Maintenance - The average operating cost per vehicle is about $1.50 per mile. A company can reduce at least 25 miles per week for each vehicle with a GPS tracking device.
2. Employee Overtime - The employee overtime rate is estimated at about $30 per hour. On average, a company can reduce at least 1 hour of overtime per week with a GPS fleet tracking system.
3. Employee Productivity - On average, each vehicle could complete at lease 1 extra stop, job, or delivery per week with a live GPS tracking unit.

For an average size fleet of 10 vehicles, this means an estimated monthly savings of over $6000 with RMT's GPS tracking solution.

RMT is now testing a new Mileage (odometer) tracking feature for the Discovery LITE GPS fleet tracking system. The mileage tracking will allow fleet managers to observe vehicle performance and maintenance from the convenience of their computer. RMT expects to offer the mileage tracking to its thousands of customers by the end of the month.

Further information can be found at www.ManageMyFleet.com

About RMT
Founded in 2003, Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) is the leading GPS tracking provider in the United States. RMT is very selective in the products that it markets. RMT conducts extensive product research to ensure that all products meet several certification standards. RMT's mission is to provide customers with the best and most affordable solution for their application using the latest technology. RMT is committed to providing long-term support and service to its customers. RMT has a team of experienced professionals that strive for excellence in product and service. RMT headquarters are located in Fort Collins, Colorado.

For Further Information:
Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
970-207-1023
(888) 242-0500
309 S. Summit View Dr., Suite 15
Fort Collins, CO 80524

RM Tracking Was Recently Named TeenDriverInsurance.com's Preferred Vendor

TeenDriverInsurance.com recognized RM Tracking and the GPS tracking solution the company provides as a major component in keeping teen drivers safe on the road.

Fort Collins, CO April 2, 2008 -- TeenDriverInsurance.com has announced RM Tracking, a provider of GPS tracking systems, as a Preferred Vendor, and in return RM Tracking is offering TeenDriverInsurance.com customers a generous discount on their teen tracking devices. RM Tracking is the recipient of this honor because of the positive impact the provider's products can have on teen driver safety, and this partnering through the Teen Safety Program is expected to save many young drivers' lives. Due to the increased accountability a tracking system places on teens, young drivers are less likely to drive recklessly, speed excessively, and engage in other risky behaviors on the road, which greatly decreases the risk of being in an accident. In fact, many states offer lower insurance rates to teen drivers who have a GPS vehicle tracking system installed because of the reduced risk of accidents that can cause costly damage and serious injuries.

The leading cause of death among teens is auto accidents, claiming approximately 6,000 young lives a year. This is attributed to teen drivers' inexperience and immaturity, leading to risk-taking and dangerous behavior, including speeding. Passengers in the car provide distractions from the road as well, and young drivers' inexperience in dealing with these situations as well as peer pressure to take risks often cause accidents. However, teens tend to make better decisions when under the supervision of a parent or, when that's not possible, while being monitored by a GPS teen tracking device that displays their driving habits to their parents.

Teen Driver Insurance is a web portal where parents can find a local insurance agent that is specifically trained and dedicated to helping parents make their teens safer drivers and protecting their assets. One way in which they protect these families is by encouraging them to take a number of precautions that can limit risk, one of which is installing a GPS tracking device from RM Tracking. Clients who implement safety devices such as a tracking device to monitor their teens' driving habits can receive substantial discounts on auto insurance, which can be elevated greatly when there's a teen driver in the home. RM Tracking's high quality RMT Rover Teen Tracker operates flawlessly with RM Tracking's state-of-the-art NavIQ software that tracks the device's location in real-time and monitors speed, seat belt usage, and much more. It is because of RM Tracking's Teen Safety Program and their first-rate software that TeenDriverInsurance.com chose the company as a Preferred Vendor. TeenDriverInsurance.com clients can now visit RMTracking.com to receive substantial discounts on a Rover or other GPS tracking system.

About RM Tracking:
RM Tracking provides a variety of GPS devices for teen tracking, personal tracking, car tracking, fleet tracking, and more. Ranging in size and with a variety of different functions, RM Tracking's devices can be used in any situation. From tracking teens' driving habits to monitoring the whereabouts of a shipment, all information is in real time and shows both the location as well as the speed of the device. The GPS devices have a strong enough signal that they work both indoors and outdoors, and some models are small enough to easily slip inside your pocket. For more information about these products or teen driver safety, visit http://www.TeenSafetyProgram.com

About TeenDriverInsurance.com:
TeenDriverInsurance.com is a website that provides parents with all the tools and information they need to help them get through this trying time as a parent. The website is chocked full of valuable safety and protection tools including a Parent/Teen Driving Contract, FREE 12 Step Safe Teen Driving Course and much more. Parents can find a local agent that is trained and certified to be a Family Insurance Specialist. Teen Driver Insurance agents are committed to educate parents on how they can make their teens safer drivers and protect their families' assets should a lawsuit arise from an accident caused by their teen driver. TeenDriverInsurance.com endorses RM Tracking's Teen Safety Program. To find a Family and Teen Driver Protection Specialist in your area, go to http://www.teendriverinsurance.com.

RMTracking Releases the PT200 for Pet Tracking

Fort Collins, CO April 16, 2008 -- Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc (RMTracking) has developed a new solution for pet tracking. The company has now released the PT-200 with a new canvas case specifically designed to be attached to an animal collar. The PT-200 uses the company's NavIQ web-based software to provide real-time GPS pet tracking. The PT-200 is one of the smallest portable tracking devices.

Statistics show there are approximately 273 million pets in this country, with 10 million of them ending up lost or in shelters each year. When an animal goes missing, it can be very difficult to find. Animals are often disoriented and frightened and can't find their way home. The PT-200 uses RMTracking's high-powered, full-featured NavIQ software to reliably report your pet's whereabouts at all times, so there's no need to worry if your dog or cat gets out of your backyard. NavIQ reports a pet's location in real time, proving far more effective at recovering lost animals than putting up posters or canvassing the area to bring a beloved pet home again. Multiple PT-200 GPS tracking devices can be managed from one tracking account.

The PT-200 GPS tracker utilizes CDMA technology to provide reliable tracking in all environments, whether indoor, outdoor, in kennels, or in remote areas without requiring the use of an obtrusive antenna. It simply slips inside the custom canvas pouch and attaches to your dog's collar. The PT-200 weighs only 4.6 ounces and its compact size is only 3.31 x 1.75 x 1.0. It is small enough that a pet may not even notice it is there, tracking his/her every move. The PT-200's rechargeable battery will last up to 21 days without being recharged. The accuracy of the device is within about 3 to 16 feet.

Rocky Mountain Tracking is proud to offer the pet tracking application to its product line. Brad Borst, President of Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc said, "Our goal with the PT-200 is to provide pet owners with peace of mind to ensure the safety of all animals. Microchips are being implanted in animals, but the microchips are only used to identify the animal. Microchips are not GPS locating devices, said Borst." The PT-200 is most common for dog tracking, but it can be used to track small and large animals of all sizes.

About RMTracking:
Rocky Mountain Tracking is a GPS tracking software developer and provider of world class GPS tracking solutions for all tracking applications. Each device is powerful and uses highly advanced tracking software to provide accurate and easy-to-read tracking data. The company's products can be used to increase safety on the road, monitor shipments, track pets for their safety, recover stolen vehicles, supervise a person's movements, and much more. For more information about RMTracking's pet tracking device and software, visit RMTracking.com.

State Rules GPS Tracking O.K. Without Warrant

Albany -- A state appeals court says police don't need a warrant before placing GPS tracking devices on the vehicles of potential suspects.

In a 4-1 ruling, the Appellate Division of state Supreme Court declared it constitutional to place the devices on vehicles as long as they're in public view.

The court upheld the conviction of Scott Weaver of Watervliet, who was found guilty of a 2005 burglary and grand larceny.

Weaver argued that police violated his constitutional rights by placing a battery-operated GPS device on his vehicle's bumper without his knowledge. He argued the evidence from the device shouldn't have been admissible in his trial.

The court said it would have been inadmissible only if the device was inside the vehicle or hidden somewhere on the car.

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GPS Tracking Helps Beat Back Steep Fuel Costs

Fort Collins, CO June 24, 2008 -- In an era of skyrocketing oil prices, a company's wisest investment for its fleet is a GPS tracking device, which can save thousands in fuel costs.

"When oil is hitting $140 a barrel and people are predicting prices as high as $200, it can be comforting to know that your vehicles are saving every drop of fuel possible," says Brad Borst of Rocky Mountain Tracking (RMT). "With RMT's numerous GPS tracking features, you can look forward to thousands of dollars in fuel savings every month."

The features of RMT's NavIQ GPS tracker software can, among other abilities, monitor vehicle speed. Every mile per hour increase above the optimum vehicle speed of 50 mph, results in increased fuel consumption by 1.5 percent. Users can also monitor idle time; half an hour of idle time dissipates an entire gallon of precious gasoline.

Most importantly, companies can track routing, ensuring that their vehicles are taking the shortest route between two points. NavIQ, RMT's flagship product, allows users to enter a destination address, find the closest vehicle to that address, and view a detailed map and text routes, with an option to search by fastest route and shortest route.

In addition, companies with employee take-home vehicles can cut down on unauthorized use, with NavIQ-generated graphs and reports of the dates, times and locations of all vehicle use.

"For an average fleet of 10 vehicles, companies are saving as much as $8,000 per month with GPS tracking devices," says Borst. "In an economy like todays, every dollar counts, and fuel savings can give your company a genuine edge over the competition."

About Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
Rocky Mountain Tracking was founded in 2003, and our headquarters are based in Fort Collins, Colorado. RMT employs experts who have more than 20 years of experience to develop, maintain, and continuously upgrade our state-of-the art tracking solution. RMT is one of the leading GPS tracking device providers in the United States. Rocky Mountain Tracking's team of experts developed NavIQ, a robust, yet economical fleet tracking software. This software is the foundation for our first-rate GPS vehicle tracking system selection. For more information, please visit http://www.RMTracking.com.

GPS Tracking Helped Recover a $16,000 BMW

Fort Collins, CO July 15, 2008 -- If it hadn't been for the wonder of GPS technology, Stephen Stough would have had to hunt much more feverishly for a stolen BMW.

"Without the GPS tracking device, it would have been impossible to find the vehicle given the proximity to where it was taken from," says Stough, giving credit to RM Tracking's GPS device rather than his own investigation skills.

Stough International, a private investigative firm, was called in to recover the $16,000 BMW 740 I Sporty Sedan, which was bought fraudulently using another person's bank account information. The buyer defaulted on the payments and drove the BMW 600 miles away to Atlanta.

Payment defaults being a civil offense, Stough, as a private investigator, was asked to recover the BMW. This proved to be a cinch, with RM Tracking's powerful GPS capabilities.

Traveling to Atlanta to track down the car, Stough called upon the assistance of Cory Cowger, a technical support supervisor at RM Tracking. Cowger gave Stough live positions of the vehicle from the web-based tracking software, such as, location of the vehicle, direction of travel, and speeds. As soon as the vehicle came to a stop, Stough was able to recover the car without incident and return it to its owner.

"There were about 1.5 million auto repossessions last year, up by at least 10 per cent from 2006. But repossession is not always easy when vehicle owners move or leave the state," says Brad Borst of RM Tracking. "Unlike the 20-year-old technology that is still on the market, RM Tracking's GPS tracking solution offers advanced technology with live web-based tracking - every auto recovery agent's true friend."

A Savvy GPS Device Faces Off Against Police Radar

Fort Collins, CO July 17, 2008 -- Eighteen-year-old Shaun Malone has a few people to thank for being able to plead "Not Guilty" to a speeding offence - his parents, who installed a GPS device in his car, and Rocky Mountain Tracking, the service provider of that device.

"Because of our GPS tracking data, Malone and his parents can protest the imposition of an unfair speeding ticket," says Brad Borst, Founder and President of Rocky Mountain Tracking, and who is also a former Police Officer.

A police radar had found Malone driving at 62 mph in a 45-mph zone. However, Malone's parents, who had installed the Rocky Mountain Tracking GPS device in his car to monitor his driving, found that the device tracked him driving at, and not above, the speed limit.

The most telling testament to the accuracy of the Rocky Mountain Tracking Rover GPS tracking device came, ironically, from a GPS expert who originally helped find Malone guilty in a trial-by-affidavit. Dr. Stephen Heppe, the expert, had written a report affirming that, going by the GPS data, Malone had to have been traveling faster than 45 mph.

The GPS device sends out a signal every 30 seconds, as well as an email alert whenever the driver exceeds the speed of 70 mph.

However, when he took the stand to begin his testimony, Dr. Heppe corrected that written report, saying that the Rocky Mountain Tracking device was "very" accurate, to within a couple of meters on location and to within 1 mph on speed. Dr. Heppe also pointed out that the GPS device released instantaneous data, and not data averaged over a distance.

"This case has caught the attention of the nation, and it will set a precedent on how police departments use speed traps in the face of an increased GPS presence," says Borst. "The accuracy and reliability of GPS has helped bring this important issue into the limelight."

GPS Saves GAS

In an era of spiraling fuel prices and pinched wallets, a GPS vehicle tracking device can help companies and fleet-owners squeeze every drop of value from their liquid gold.

Fort Collins, CO August 12, 2008 -- In an era of spiraling fuel prices and pinched wallets, a GPS vehicle tracking device can help companies and fleet-owners squeeze every drop of value from their liquid gold.

"A number of fuel-saving measures involve using a vehicle efficiently and wisely," says Brad Borst of Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. "With a GPS tracking device, companies can ensure and enforce efficiency and wisdom of use with their vehicles."

Borst suggests five ways to reduce fuel consumption. The first is to drive slower. Studies have shown that fuel economy drops by 17.1 percent as speeds increase from 50 mph to 70 mph. Every 5 mph of additional speed over 60 mph costs drivers "an additional 30 cents per gallon in fuel costs," says Sen. John Warner of Virginia.

Vehicles should also idle less, since 15 minutes of idle time uses half a gallon of gasoline, and even 30 seconds of idle time uses more fuel than turning off and then turning on the engine. Additionally, a vehicle with clean air filters and fully inflated tires uses up less fuel.

Companies also benefit by planning direct routes and by avoiding road construction issues that cause delays. Finally, shopping around for the lowest gas prices can save by as much as 60 cents per gallon. Web sites, such as, Mapquest provide a convenient way to map out the lowest gas prices.

"Companies using GPS tracking devices can tackle every one of these issues - knowing when and how fast vehicles are speeding, how long they're idling, which vehicle was fueled where, and what route they should take to save time and fuel," says Borst. "This simple investment can pay significant dividends and improve bottom lines."

Fort Collins, CO September 17, 2008 -- A unique use of Rocky Mountain Tracking's Rover GPS device helped Gene combat his girlfriend's drug addiction.

"Gene is a perfect example of people who can put our GPS devices to innovative uses even in their private lives, to solve a particular problem," says Brad Borst of Rocky Mountain Tracking. "Rocky Mountain Tracking's numerous GPS tracking features enable precisely this kind of flexibility and innovation."

Gene bought the Rocky Mountain Tracking device (available online at http://www.RMTracking.com) over the phone from Jeff Tomlinson, a sales manager. Once installed in her car, the live Rover device allowed Gene to see, on his computer, every detail of his girlfriend's travel: location, direction, speed, and tracking history. It also created a geo fence, which showed when she went outside a specified area.

Thus, when she left home to buy drugs, Gene would be able to follow her and show up at the location. "I would show up and nobody knew how," he says. "You can't imagine all the things she said to me when I told her - but of course, that was the addiction talking, not the person."

After a while, Gene adds, the people selling the drugs wouldn't even have anything to do with his girlfriend because they knew he would be following right behind her.

"The bottom line was that I needed something to help me, and the Rover device did for me exactly what I needed," says Gene. "The tracking device helped me help her, so that she could finally do what she had to, to save her own life."

Fort Collins, CO - October 7, 2008: From testimonies at the speeding trial of 18-year-old Shaun Malone in Sonoma County, Calif., it emerged that Rocky Mountain Tracking's GPS device may have helped uncover an illegal speed trap.

Malone had been charged with driving at 62 mph in a 45-mph zone, but Roger Rude, who had installed the Rocky Mountain Tracking GPS in his car to monitor his driving, found he had been driving at, and not above, the speed limit. The device reports speed, location, date and time at set intervals. A history report from the device has left a trail of evidence to back Malone.

Rude, a retired sheriff's lieutenant of 32 years, bought the RMT Rover GPS vehicle tracking device to encourage his step-son to drive safely. The device which Malone once thought to be his enemy has now come to his defense.

The officer testified on the stand that he believed the GPS was accurate. He also admitted that the radar reading indicated on his radar gun could have been caused by something else other than Shaun's car.

The GPS had already been validated for accuracy from an expert. Dr. Stephen Heppe said on the stand that the Rocky Mountain Tracking's device was "very accurate," and that it released instantaneous, as opposed to averaged, data.

Averaged data seems to be more the problem with the stretch of highway that Malone's attorney called an illegal speed trap. Andy Martinez said that the state's study of driving speeds illogically averaged the speeds on two different sections to come up with the speed limit. Setting the speed limit below the average speed of most motorists on a specific stretch amounts to an illegal speed trap. This could invalidate hundreds of speeding tickets issued in the same area, including Malone's.

The court has not yet made a final ruling, and may not make one until December.

Reston, VA and Fort Collins, CO - Oct 7, 2008 - KORE Telematics, the world's largest digital wireless services provider specializing in machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, today announced that Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. has selected the KORE network to power its full suite of vehicle and asset tracking solutions. In teaming with KORE, Rocky Mountain Tracking enhances its customers' service options by providing the cost-effective, flexible wireless network connectivity capabilities required to meet their personal and business tracking application needs.

KORE provides Rocky Mountain Tracking with the industry's most reliable, flexible and cost-effective wireless connectivity for applications that impact businesses on the bottom line and the top line. Vehicle tracking applications from Rocky Mountain Tracking enable customers to reduce fuel savings, more efficiently route vehicles, assist in emergency situations or breakdowns and enhance theft prevention, among other capabilities.

With KORE, Rocky Mountain Tracking can now enhance its leading GPS-based tracking solutions with the wireless connectivity required to offer additional services, such as vehicle speed, direction and fuel capacity, among others. Whether tracking a family member or a number of vehicles, Rocky Mountain Tracking relies on KORE to provide a wide array of network management capabilities through the KORE PRISM™ management platform, ensuring that its customers have consistent and reliable access to services powered by North America's leading GSM and CDMA wireless networks.

"During the past five years, we have worked with a number of wireless network providers and none of them have been able to match the reliability and performance of the KORE network," said Brad Borst, founder and president of Rocky Mountain Tracking. "On the KORE network, we are able to differentiate our application offerings, providing customers with tracking systems that can automatically transmit time-sensitive data, such as vehicle speed, location and direction, in real-time. With KORE's unique pricing model and comprehensive PRISM management portal, we can cost effectively offer our customers these added services, helping improve overall service levels and drive additional revenues."

"KORE delivers the specialized communications and management services necessary to make M2M applications tick, driving down business costs and improving efficiency through process automation," said Alex Bisbourne, president and COO, KORE Telematics. "We are extremely pleased to see Rocky Mountain Tracking utilizing the KORE network to provide reliable wireless connectivity to their customers. This is another example of the value-added, revenue-generating services made possible by the KORE network for companies in the M2M asset tracking applications industry."

As a pioneer in the M2M industry, KORE is focused on helping its partners reduce real business costs and drive profitable growth in today's competitive business environment. KORE partners deliver innovative, valuable solutions for automated 'smart homes,' realtime asset and people location, commercial and residential security, overt and covert tracking systems, broad-scale automated power metering and utility 'SmartGrid' control, long-haul and regional fleet management, modern vehicle telematics and tracking, and much more, to both industry and government.

KORE is the only M2M provider with direct, reliable connectivity to the extensive CDMA and GSM networks of Tier 1 carriers. Its extensive network service offerings span the globe, serving the entirety of North America and internationally. Delivering services through the company's pioneering PRISM Gateway, KORE application and solution partners have real-time control and management of activation, usage and alarms for their widely deployed M2M solutions.

Fort Collins, CO – October 9, 2008: In a span of just five years, Rocky Mountain Tracking has grown to dominate the GPS vehicle tracking field, with its sleek NavIQ software and a range of tracking applications.

“We attribute our success to our core values, dedicated employees, the commitment we have to our customers to provide them with ONLY the best product and service,” says Brad Borst, Founder and President of Rocky Mountain Tracking. “With us, you don’t just get what you pay for – you get more because we sacrifice profit margins for quality, which is why our customers keep coming back and allow us to serve them.”

The company started with nothing five years ago on October 1, 2003, and has grown to a customer base of more than 10,000, including local, state and federal government agencies; large and small businesses of all types and individuals. Our tracking solution has been given credit for saving millions of dollars with management of vehicles, employees, and other valuable assets.

Each year, Rocky Mountain Tracking has exceeded its previous revenue statement and continues to grow at a steady rate. Its proprietary, state-of-the-art GPS tracking software, called NavIQ, integrates only the top 2 per cent of GPS devices from all over the world. Rocky Mountain Tracking offers around 10 different tracking devices, bundled with software and services to fit a number of different applications.

“At Rocky Mountain Tracking, we have been praised for exceeding the expectations of our customers,” says Tara Borst, Co-Founder of the company. “But this is only the start of what we believe will become the most innovative solution in the industry.”

Fort Collins, CO and Covington, LA - October 30, 2008 -- Rocky Mountain Tracking's flagship NavIQ software has now been integrated with the RMT WatchDog, a satellite GPS tracking system manufactured by Axonn, LLC.

"We are very excited about the release of the RMT WatchDog on NavIQ, which is raising the bar for web-based vehicle and asset tracking systems across the world.," says Brad Borst, President of Rocky Mountain Tracking. "With the RMT WatchDog, a satellite tracking system, our users can track from any computer with an Internet connection. Supported in over 56 countries in Europe, the Middle East, North and South America, NavIQ is now a truly global tracking solution."

The RMT WatchDog combines GPS and RF technologies with the capabilities of the Globalstar Simplex satellite, providing seamless coverage that is unavailable with GSM and CDMA devices. An innovatively designed battery - which lasts seven years - delivers a long-service, "place-and-play" solution.

"We see Rocky Mountain Tracking as an ideal partner for Axonn," says Chad Holsinger, Vice President of Sales & Marketing for Axonn. "We have a real synergy with their services and our asset management hardware; together we create a best of class asset management system."

By placing the RMT WatchDog on any trailer, container, tool or other equipment, owners can track their assets across the world in real time from the comfort of their own office. It is a purely one-way form of communication, replacing more costly and power-hungry two-way devices where needed. It excludes the need for installation with a wiring harness, antenna, or external power, making installation easy and efficient.

The addition of the RMT WatchDog satellite GPS tracking device makes NavIQ even more powerful, providing its users with a range of full-color, interactive maps and dynamic reports and graphs, to better understand the movement of an asset. The NavIQ web client monitors and records live updates and alerts from the field, and RMT WatchDog's vast geographic satellite reach comes as a strong advantage.

This comes as a boon for equipment and trailer owners, who face serious risk of loss when equipment and trailers are in use at a job site. In 2005, a survey showed that around 72 per cent of equipment owners faced some sort of theft - a startlingly high statistic. Just as dishearteningly, less than 15 per cent of stolen equipment is ever recovered, and theft has increased by 20 per cent since 1996. Recently, another survey pegged the cost of heavy equipment losses at $1 billion every year.

"All these assets can be protected and tracked down with the RMT WatchDog for as little as $0.25 per day," says Borst. "It's a classic case of making sure you don't step over a dollar to save a dime." For more information, visit http://www.RMTracking.com.

For the Fourth Time, Rocky Mountain Tracking Saves a Woman's Life

Fort Collins, CO (PRWEB) December 10, 2008 -- With the help of a Rocky Mountain Tracking GPS tracking system, Jerry Burns has saved the life of his wife Laura, who has been beset with mental health issues for years now, four times since last September.

"All behavioral health facilities should know about the advantages of Rocky Mountain Tracking's products and services," says Burns. "We could save so many lives with their services and products."

When Burns came home from work, he discovered that Laura and her car were missing. Calling Laura's cell phone proved to be a dead end, because it was turned off. The car, though, was equipped with a Rocky Mountain Tracking Rover GPS tracking system, which allowed Burns to go online and track the location of the vehicle.

Since he was not near a computer, Burns contacted Rocky Mountain Tracking to help assist him in locating his wife's car. Within seconds, Rocky Mountain Tracking's support team located the car through NavIQ, its online GPS tracking system software.

Burns then contacted the police and told them he believed his wife was trying to commit suicide, directing them to the car at the city park. The police responded immediately and found Laura's car; she had parked her vehicle and was about to swallow eight bottles of pills in an attempt to take her own life when police found her.

"It was our information that helped Burns get a police dispatch which protected the lady from endangering herself," says Josh Chittenden, the Rocky Mountain Tracking technical support executive who took Burns' call. "He was very thankful for our services and said we had been there to help them more than once in this situation. He said that we saved a life today."

Rocky Mountain Tracking Releases NavIQ Mobile for Cell Phone Tracking

NavIQ Mobile Enables Web-Based GPS Tracking of a Blackberry or Windows Mobile Device

Fort Collins, Colorado - January 29, 2009 - Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) is releasing its newest tracking application for GPS-enabled cell phones. "Anyone with a Blackberry or Windows Mobile device can track their cell phone from any computer through web-based tracking software," says Brad Borst, President of the company. The technology used for this purpose is a full-featured, tracking software called NavIQ Mobile. Global in range, NavIQ Mobile allows the user to have access to a wide range of features. The tracking software is available in over 56 countries in Europe, the Middle East and the Americas.

With the introduction of the NavIQ Mobile technology, the safety and security benefits to the individual user are significant. Cell phones are now GPS-enabled so that emergency call centers are more accurately able to detect a person's position in the same way that they can trace calls made from land lines.

In 2003, the Federal Communications Commission passed a directive which required all cell phones manufactured after 2005 to be GPS capable. Enhanced 911 or E911 mandates that all new cell phones support location identification technology. When you dial 911 from your cell phone, for example, the public safety answering point or PSAP, can pinpoint your exact location within a few meters.

The launch of NavIQ Mobile now offers a more advanced technology which provides more information, such as, address, speed, heading, longitude, latitude, date, time, and a history of everywhere it has been. RMT's state of the art NavIQ Mobile software application provides live tracking, fast maps, custom map data, and full color graphics. NavIQ Mobile also boasts such comprehensive tools as animated pans, 3D perspective zooms, and fly-over routing. Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. is undoubtedly the leader in GPS tracking applications, offering all of these features in a way that is truly unsurpassed in the tracking industry.

Obviously, the ramifications for both business and personal use are enormous given the wide ranging scope of this newest level of technology. GPS-enabled cell phones allow business owners to not only keep a watchful eye over their employees, but also to track their entire fleet of vehicles used by their mobile workforce. The personal safety advantages of cell phone tracking are just as impressive. Cell phones have become an essential part of the everyday routine and they are a vital tool that could actually save your life. Parents will also find this technology as an added bonus when it comes to keeping tabs on their teens in a non obtrusive, yet convenient way.

A primary advantage with the roll-out of NavIQ Mobile is the elimination of purchasing additional tracking hardware. Even if you do not currently have one of RMT's other GPS tracking devices, NavIQ Mobile offers tracking of your existing cell phone as an attractive and affordable option.

Installation of NavIQ Mobile to a cell phone takes only a few minutes. For more information or to install NavIQ Mobile to your cell phone, visit: http://www.rmtracking.com/gpsproducts/navIQmobile.html or call their offices toll free at (888) 242-0500. Thanks to Rocky Mountain Tracking's innovative and unique approach to GPS cell phone tracking, implementing this newest security feature in your cell phone is convenient and easy to apply.

Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. Selects Microsoft Virtual Earth

Fort Collins, Colorado - March 19, 2009 - Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc., the world's leading GPS tracking and application service provider specializing in web-based GPS tracking software today announced they have selected Microsoft Virtual Earth to power mapping for their state-of-the-art tracking software.

Rocky Mountain Tracking's NavIQ tracking software is utilized for nearly all business and personal GPS tracking applications. With the addition of the Microsoft Virtual Earth platform for NavIQ, Rocky Mountain Tracking is raising the bar in terms of overall reliability, accuracy, and affordability when it comes to GPS enabled mapping software. The NavIQ package now offers the customer access to a cohesive range of advanced mapping components, including satellite imagery; specialized aerial views, Bird's Eye views, and landmark positioning. "The addition of Microsoft Virtual Earth mapping to NavIQ software offers a huge advantage to our clients with respect to overall quality and reliability," said Brad Borst, President of Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.

Rocky Mountain Tracking's NavIQ tracking software has service available in over 56 countries in Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. NavIQ can now offer broader solution with international mapping, including localized maps in English, Italian, Spanish, French and German. Richer data has been expanded to include more than 70% of all US rooftops, with 85 million unique addresses, while still providing the customer the ability to zoom in to enhanced push pin clustering, and landmark based routing. The Bird's Eye views and Hybrid Bird's Eye imagery, which are exclusive to the Microsoft Virtual Earth, provide unique views of real-world locations.

The benefits for businesses utilize the cost-effective NavIQ tracking software are enormous. Those who already have access to the NavIQ software have now received an instant upgraded to the Virtual Earth mapping format, increasing overall efficiency optimization, while augmenting real time results with locally relevant information. The NavIQ software provides user-friendly tools for routing, audible and visual alerts, instant zoom with street-level maps, reports and graphs with live and historical tracking data. This information can quickly and efficiently enable the customer direct internet access to process GPS tracking device information, allowing them to build loyalty to their business through the accuracy of their data. Additionally, the extended aerial views, and Bird's Eye technology supplied by the Microsoft Virtual Earth platform, will ensure that tracking information will be up to date and precise, rendering miscommunication and error virtually obsolete.

Businesses that have access to the specialized tools offered with GPS fleet management software, such as NavIQ, will increase productivity by having the ability to add a visual dimension to their GPS mapping and reporting. It will now be quite simple for a company to upgrade the overall productivity of their business by easily representing sales, asset locations, delivery routes and added inventories with NavIQ. The new mapping will enable the user to add more background to each tile layer or map, creating greater accuracy and more efficient routing, and enhance the overall experience of an effective tracking solution. Once again, Rocky Mountain Tracking is breaking ahead of the pack with their innovative approach leading to greater customer satisfaction. For more information, call 1-888-242-0500.

Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. Integrates CalAmp’s Vehicle Tracking Systems

FORT COLLINS, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. announces its newest integration of the CalAmp GPS product line to its popular NavIQ web-based software. This innovative location messaging device, launched as the “Informer,” employs cutting-edge technology, including monitoring intelligence, quick messaging, and over-the-air programmability. “The Informer is poised to become the leader in location messaging due to its smart design features, reliability, and competitive consumer pricing,” said Brad Borst, Founder and President of Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.

The Informer offers technology and pricing advantages that will greatly lower the cost of delivering, expanding, and supporting fleet management solutions. One of the most advanced features of the Informer is that it offers an on-board alert engine that monitors vehicle conditions giving you the most flexible tracking device in its class. The unit supports hundreds of customized exception-based rules, such as GPS antenna tampering or automatic changes in reporting intervals, to help meet both simple and complex fleet requirements.

The Informer is capable of storing 10,000 locations outside of its traditional network coverage. It also employs the use of a highly sensitive 50 channel GPS receiver, with WAAS capability. The wide area augmentation system is a tool developed by the FAA for use in air navigation that allows for signal corrections helping the GPS receiver reach a higher rate of accuracy to within 3 meters.

Additional features of the Informer include low power consumption, driver identification using affordable Dallas keys, hundreds of user-defined exception rules, and configurable geo-fences which can store up to 32 virtual areas via the web portal. The Informer also meets shock and vibration U.S. Military and SAE standards. It employs up to eight digital and up to four analog inputs for configurable alert messaging, up to seven digital outputs for remote control of external actuators, and programmable sleep modes.

“The Informer offers highly advanced features and quality assurance, making it superior to other vehicle tracking systems in the industry. We are very excited and pleased to work with CalAmp as we believe their goals align with ours,” said Borst.

The NavIQ package now offers the customer access to a cohesive range of advanced mapping components, including satellite imagery, specialized aerial views, Bird's Eye views, and landmark positioning. NavIQ boasts such comprehensive tracking tools as routing, audible and visual alerts, instant 3D perspective zoom with street-level maps, animated pan, fly-over routing, and reports and graphs with live and historical tracking data. This information can quickly and efficiently enable the customer to process GPS fleet tracking information, allowing them to build loyalty to their business through the accuracy of their data.

Rocky Mountain Tracking’s leading software along with competitive pricing and smart design, make the Informer system clearly the best choice in GPS vehicle tracking systems. For more information about the Informer, call 888-242-0500 or visit: http://www.rmtracking.com/gpsproducts/informer.html.

GPS TracKing, The Latest Device by Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.

Fort Collins, Colorado - May 7, 2009 - Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) has released to the public what may be the most innovative device yet, the Trac-King (GPS Tracking) device. The Trac-King is a convenient and portable-passive GPS powered by two AA batteries, the Trac-King is able to record up to 80 hours of continuous movement on a single battery cycle.

According to RMT's president Brad Borst, "The Trac-King is one of the most inventive and user-friendly GPS devices on the market today, because of its design and incredible software functionality." The Trac-King is a more advanced version of the Tracking Key and 3100, which are passive devices that RMT has sold about 12,000 of over the past couple years. The Trac-King tracks every second, within a few meters accuracy, and records: times, addresses, direction and speed of travel, and stop duration.

The tracking data is then stored within the device until the user retrieves it by downloading the information via USB port to a computer. There are three viewing options to choose from: a daily log, route display from street maps, or route display on satellite imagery, using Google Earth.

The Trac-King can fit in the palm of a hand, measuring 3.01" long x 1.95"wide x 1.40". The Trac-King is able to accurately operate in dramatic temperature ranges from -15 to 185 degrees Fahrenheit. Additionally, the Trac-King possesses faster GPS tracking signal acquisition and an easily accessible battery compartment, all housed within a completely water resistant ABS plastic casing. The device is also magnetized for easy installation either inside or outside the vehicle. A built in motion sensor will automatically set the Trac-King to "sleep mode" after two and a half minutes of inactivity.

The Trac-King follows all communications protocol as required by the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA). The device is compatible with most operating systems including Windows 2000, XP and Vista. The Trac-King can be purchased online at: http://www.rmtracking.com/gpsproducts/passive_tracking_device/trac_king.php

About Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
Rocky Mountain Tracking was founded in 2003, and is headquartered in Fort Collins, Colorado. RMT has sold over 30,000 GPS tracking devices and is the leading GPS tracking provider in the United States. RMT's state-of-the art tracking solution, NavIQ, has become increasingly popular for nearly all GPS tracking applications nationwide.

AskTheGPSExperts.com, an Interactive GPS Tracking Forum by Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.

FORT COLLINS, Colo., May 13 /PRNewswire/ -- An innovative online forum has been recently launched to promote the exchange of knowledge in the field of GPS tracking. The website, www.AskTheGPSExperts.com, is an online discussion site, similar to a message board or bulletin board, which publishes and manages user-generated content.

Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) has created this online GPS forum in an effort to facilitate communication between leading experts in the industry and the general public who desire to feed from the knowledge of these businesses. The forum invites open discussion of subjects related to, but not limited to: GPS, GIS, M2M, LBS, RFID, Telematics, related news, research and development.

RMT is inviting companies that specialize in GPS and related technology to participate by answering questions and moderating the forum. These companies will not only be recognized for the knowledge they share, but they will also be able to post news about their latest developments. "We want to bring together industry experts with the general public to provide a valuable online resource for questions about the field of GPS tracking," explains Brad Borst, President of RMT. These independent experts will answer questions that are posted by members of the site and will direct topics of conversation with their valuable knowledge.

Methods of information sharing today are being evermore turned toward an online audience. This GPS forum will likely draw together an astonishing number of members, which will generate an envious amount of exposure for the companies who participate as a contributor or moderator.

Users of the GPS forum must register as members to be able to submit content to the website. This requires creating a username and password, following the validation process and agreement to terms and conditions. The user must agree to adhere to the rules and policies of the site before being permitted to become a member. Such rules of forums often pertain to relevancy and appropriateness of content, and are enforced by administrators or moderators. All violation of rules should be addressed solely by these authorities and not by other members. After becoming a member, the user may post content to the site in the form of comments or questions.

The success of the GPS forum is completely a function of consistent use and publicity. As more amateurs and experts provide questions and answers, the forum will grow to reach thousands with new information about GPS and M2M related technology, so join us today in sharing this world of knowledge!

About AskTheGPSExperts.com
AskTheGPSExperts.com is an online public discussion forum to promote information sharing of technology related to: GPS, GIS, M2M, LBS, RFID, Telematics, related news, research and development. The site is administered by RMT and moderated by several company experts who have been nominated to provide a fair and valuable resource to the public.

Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. Reports Record High Sales Despite Recession

FORT COLLINS, Colo., May 19 /PRNewswire/ -- While much of the competition in the cutting edge world of GPS tracking is struggling to survive during the current recession, Rocky Mountain Tracking is exceeding all expectations by posting record increases in business for 2009.

Up a staggering 24% from its previous revenue statement, all figures show that Rocky Mountain Tracking is continuing to grow at a substantial rate. "Our ability to survive these trying economic times is due to our practice of caring first and foremost about the quality of product that we deliver to our customers," said Brad Borst, founder and President of Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. Borst went on to say that his team knows that their two most crucial jobs are "to deliver a spectacular product, and to provide outstanding service to every customer."

Instead of taking shortcuts in quality to save a few extra dollars, Rocky Mountain Tracking chooses to experience slimmer profit margins in favor of long-lasting relationships with its customers. Rocky Mountain Tracking's repeat business comes from clientele who have come to trust not only the excellence and reliability that the company prides itself on, but appreciate the exceptional customer service which comes with the final product.

From its modest beginnings in 2003, Rocky Mountain Tracking has worked tirelessly to build a loyal customer base which currently boasts more than 15,000 clients, including local, state and federal government agencies, and businesses of all sizes. In the span of nearly six years, Rocky Mountain Tracking has grown to become the dominate force in the GPS vehicle tracking field and has sold over 30,000 tracking devices.

Rocky Mountain Tracking offers a wide variety of tracking devices; many bundled with software and customer support services all specifically designed to fit the customers' individual business needs. Rocky Mountain Tracking's various GPS tracking solutions have been highly regarded for their role in securing millions of dollars worth of freight; encompassing company owned, fleet and personal vehicles alike. Rocky Mountain Tracking's Informer, which utilizes their state-of-the-art "NavIQ" software, has been cited as a key tool in advancing both the profitability and reliability of a company's bottom line - two of the most crucial assets to consider when it comes to maintaining a successful business.

Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. Rolls Out GPS Tracker Device Dealer Program to Electronic Retailers

FORT COLLINS, Colo., May 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. is pleased to announce the debut of its new dealer program to the GPS retail market. The dealer program is designed to authorize retailers to re-sell Rocky Mountain Tracking's GPS tracker devices under a private label directly from their retail stores. Rocky Mountain Tracking is specifically targeting consumer electronic retailers, car audio stores, installers, rental equipment stores, car dealerships, and various comparable business models.

"Incorporating the dealer program with the retailers' current model will increase consumer interest and create additional consumer markets as GPS tracking devices are now becoming mainstream," says Gary Whitney, Director of Sales at Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.

The dealer program will afford retailers the opportunity to significantly increase their revenues. A typical profit margin is as much as 200% in many cases. Joining the dealer program is free of charge to all retailers. The retailer is only responsible for the sale of the GPS tracker hardware. Rocky Mountain Tracking provides the consumer with technical support and service, and account set-up, and any additional services needed after the initial sale of the product by the retailer.

Rocky Mountain Tracking has earned its trusted reputation with over 30,000 devices sold and a hardware reliability rate at more than 99.5%. The company's web-based tracking software has been called "state-of-the art." Rocky Mountain Tracking's near-flawless reliability record, coupled with its reputation for producing outstanding product has generated greater demand in the highly competitive field of GPS tracking. Rocky Mountain Tracking will stand behind the retail private label and amplifying the overall integrity of the product; ultimately resulting in higher sales, and a boost in consumer loyalty.