LoJack Company Description
LoJack's signature product helps police recover stolen vehicles -- a chilling thought for those driving hot cars. When a car equipped with a LoJack transmitter is stolen, its radio signal is activated and tracked by police. LoJack rents tracking computers to law enforcement agencies, then markets transponders to dealers and operators in about 25 states and the District of Columbia, and some 30 countries internationally. The company also markets products for cargo and equipment tracking and recovery. LoJack provides installation and maintenance of its units, which are manufactured by third parties. Canada-based subsidiary Boomerang Tracking uses cellular technology to track stolen vehicles.
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