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COUNCIL SEEKS ANALYSIS ON SATELLITE TRACKING SYSTEM

Scott Andron

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This article describes plans by the city of Greensboro, North Carolina to pursue automatic vehicle location technology for tracking the city's 28 buses in order to enable the transit service to run a more efficient service.

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This article describes plans by the city of Greensboro, North Carolina to pursue automatic vehicle location technology for tracking the city's 28 buses in order to enable the transit service to run a more efficient service.

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This article describes plans by the city of Greensboro, North Carolina to pursue automatic vehicle location technology for tracking the city's 28 buses in order to enable the transit service to run a more efficient service.

Key concepts: Service (business), Tracking (education), Tracking system, Satellite tracking, Satellite, Computer science, Transit (satellite), Transport engineering

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