It’s difficult to locate one single piece of construction equipment hidden amongst a large group of machines with the naked eye. The LoJack® system makes it a little easier for law enforcement by sending a silent signal that helps them pinpoint and recover the exact vehicle no matter how many others surround it. On October

The thieves who stole the 2012 Caterpillar asphalt roller from a construction site thought they were being very thorough when they moved it to the middle of a dense wooded area, covered it with a tarp and put branches on top. They weren’t counting on the LoJack® system, which was hidden on the machine and

When a company or individual spends a lot of money on equipment needed to run their business, they want to protect these assets from being taken. That’s why so many entities that either own or lease out construction equipment choose to protect their assets with the LoJack® system. Case in point- this 2013 Vermeer wood

This case involves a Caterpillar 420D Backhoe Loader stolen from a construction site. A Nevada Highway Patrol trooper, assisted by the LoJack® system, was able to recover it in a most unusual hiding place. The Caterpillar’s owner contacted the North Las Vegas Police, where a report was filed. After verifying the theft, NLVP entered the