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There are some new GPS navigation systems now available for trucks. They 
have to be aware of restrictions car navigation systems don't need to 
consider such as weight restrictions, low bridges, etc. 

But is the problem here a missing truck, or a missing (large) package. 
Seems like RFID is a closer solution.


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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?

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