WHAT YOU DONT NO ABOUT CAR TRACKERS

Every day, somewhere in Nigeria, a car is stolen or vandalised. Locking the car door doesn’t mean your car is safe. In addressing the challenge of vehicle theft, like every other safety concerns, it is always a personal
responsibility.

Law enforcement in Nigeria always proffers corrective measures instead of preventive measures to prevent car theft and or vandalism. With an increasing number of kidnapping and missing persons, it is important individuals take personal responsibilities to secure themselves or create process to enhance a being found in unforeseen circumstances.
According to the national bureau of statistics quoting the police headquarters Abuja reported that the states with the highest stolen vehicles in Nigeria are Edo, Abia, Lagos and Abuja.

Install a GPS Car tracker
Car trackers are device with network of satellites that send signals to determine location using global positioning system GPS. These devices can either be hardwired, battery-operated and plug-in vehicle GPS car tracker.

The GPS that connect into a car port are called plug-in vehicle: the port that mechanics plug their device on to get data about the vehicle, the port is also referred to as OBD port II. Car trackers that are connected to cars directly are referred to as hardwired while the battery-powered GPS car tracker are devices that doesn’t depend on the car power but have their own powered batteries.

Each of the GPS car trackers have the ability to set up routes and route history, notification on smart phone among other functions. However, depending on the type of car tracking plan you subscribe to, the offers you will get will differ from: SMS or web-based tracking solution, track vehicle location on mobile phone or personal computer PC, vehicle speed report or stop vehicle engine solution, Geo-fencing, real time tracking among others.

This means that the type of subscription plan you opt for will determine the types of features that will be programmed or activated into your device.