This case involves a 2013 Ford Econoline van rented from a home improvement store in Sunrise, FL. The customer failed to return the van after several requests from store management. The van was then reported stolen to police, which activated the LoJack® system installed inside the vehicle. With LoJack’s help, the Econoline was recovered in

Home improvement stores that rent vehicles and equipment often store their machines in their parking lots, which are wide open and accessible to anyone, putting their fleet at risk. That’s why so many of these merchants choose to protect their cars, trucks, and construction equipment with the LoJack® system. LoJack gives police an advantage by

In this case, a used car dealership in West Park, FL, was unable to locate a 2010 Ford Econoline van on their lot, and local law enforcement, assisted by the LoJack® system, recovered it in less than one hour after activation. On September 3rd, 2013, a dealership employee contacted the Broward County, FL Sheriff’s Office

When a business that leases vehicles doesn’t get a rental unit returned on time, it’s not only concern for their missing property that worries management, but also the loss of income and the inconvenience to customers who aren’t able to utilize the machine they planned to rent. The retailer in this next case, like so

Leasing companies and other businesses often install the LoJack® System on the trucks and vans that they rent out, not only to assist police if the rental customers are theft victims, but also to provide backup if the renters do not return the vehicles when promised. On April 25th, 2013, the manager of a home