Under the legislation signed today by Governor Jerry Brown, vehicles that are 72 hours past their return date may be tracked by the rental company.
Since Sharky Laguana's stolen van incident, he has been working to pass a bill that "would shorten the process of reporting a rental car as embezzled to ease the process of recovering stolen vehicles for rental car companies."
Operators discuss how they've configured their GPS tracking systems and honed their processes to mitigate rental car misuse while better managing fleet.
Car rental operators are using GPS systems — beyond theft prevention — to improve customer service, lower costs and increase revenues.
From lot thefts and employee scams to fuel fraud, car rental operators share their security issues and how they solved them.
With a lot of information about GPS tracking systems, the reader wants to make sure that he's being efficient when implementing policies for his staff.
In San Diego, Hertz officially unveiled its new facility, along with plans for world domination.