GPS devices help cities save on gas and catch employees goofing off
Friday, November 16, 2007
ISLIP, N.Y. -- GPS tracking devices installed on government-issue vehicles are helping communities around the country reduce waste and abuse, in part by catching employees shopping, working out at the gym or otherwise loafing while on the clock.
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