Tracker
Tracker launches CalAmp iOn at Fleet &...
Telematics and stolen vehicle recovery company Tracker has launched a new fleet and asset management product called CalAmp iOn. The company will initially target SME
Carmmunity has partnered with Tracker
To give car and van customers added peace of mind against today’s tech-savvy thieves and brokers an invaluable sales tool, Carmmunity – a partner of Ford Motor Company and other automotive manufacturers Contract Hire Programmes – has partnered
Organised crime gangs target keyless Range ...
Stolen vehicle recovery expert, Tracker, is revealing a spike in the theft of Range Rovers in the last 3 weeks, with over 30% of all
DreamLease partners with Tracker to give pe...
DreamLease, the vehicle leasing and contract hire specialist, is offering valuable protection to all new car and van customers with the option of having a
TRACKER and Curran Connolly partnership pro...
A recent hijacking incident has highlighted the value of TRACKER technology for telematics policyholders through Belfast insurance broker, Curran Connolly. As local press in Ireland
Insurers and car owners must forge an allia...
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) latest figures reveal that its members paid out £108million in stolen vehicle claims in quarter one of 2019 –
Rise in keyless van theft highlights need f...
According to the latest figures from TRACKER, 89% of Light Commercial Vehicles (LCVs) stolen and recovered by TRACKER in 2018 were taken without the owner’s
Tantalum sells Tracker
Tantalum, the leader in connected car software and payments, today announces the sale of Tracker, its UK stolen vehicle recovery business, to CalAmp (NASDAQ: CAMP).
TRACKER technology helps police helicopter ...
TRACKER, the stolen vehicle recovery (SVR) expert has worked with Police Scotland to successfully recover a stolen Audi RS6 that was suspected to be involved
TRACKER Vantage launch brings motorists aff...
According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), some 89,000 vehicles were stolen in England and Wales last year – up by 56% from 57,000
