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FINDING THE FLEET : VEHICLE LOCATION SYSTEMS AND TECHNOLOGIES

Clement J. Driscoll

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This article surveys some of the principal automatic vehicle location ( AVL) systems that are currently operational. It also addresses new systems and technologies expected to lead to a significant increase in AVL use by long-haul and local fleets over the next few years.

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This article surveys some of the principal automatic vehicle location ( AVL) systems that are currently operational. It also addresses new systems and technologies expected to lead to a significant increase in AVL use by long-haul and local fleets over the next few years.

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This article surveys some of the principal automatic vehicle location ( AVL) systems that are currently operational. It also addresses new systems and technologies expected to lead to a significant increase in AVL use by long-haul and local fleets over the next few years.

Key concepts: Automatic vehicle location, Fleet management, Principal (computer security), Vehicle tracking system, Computer science, Transport engineering, Aeronautics, Engineering

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