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We handle two kinds of GPS tracking systems: Covert and Permanent Installation. Both systems work differently but provide consistent and effective results.
Covert GPS Tracking Systems
These systems are all self contained and attach to the exterior of the vehicle in seconds. Every minute, the system reports back the location, speed, and direction of the vehicle. There are many applications for this system such as: marital investigations; integrity checks; corporate intelligence, and employee verification. The GPS system operates off a small battery pack that will provide over a month of tracking with normal driving habits.
Permanent GPS Tracking Systems
These systems are designed to be hardwired into a vehicle for an extended period of time. Usually, it’s a vehicle or equipment that you own and have full access to. Installation of the tracking device will take approximately 20 minutes to an hour depending on the application and location of installation. These tracking systems are perfect for corporations wanting to monitor employee activities and reduce equipment misuse and theft.
GPS Tracking and the Law
While the law is very complex in this area, this is a simplified explanation of how GPS tracking is legal in Arizona. This explanation doesn’t cover all situations and isn’t meant to be legal advice. For clarification, please call us for a free case consultation or contact an attorney. Covert GPS tracking is legal for law enforcement and it is legal for the private citizen. The device needs to be self contained and not use any of the vehicles resources and the investigator needs to be cognizant of trespassing laws when attaching or removing the unit. When applying the permanent GPS tracking solution, the vehicle or equipment must be owned by the client. If you’re an attorney or law enforcement agent searching for case law pertaining to GPS tracking, please give us a call for our GPS law white paper.
