Oklahoma Department of Central Services sees monitoring vehicles as a route to everyday efficiency
New technology will let administrators track state-owned vehicles every minute of the day and even alert drivers if they are speeding or facing a mechanical breakdown.
The state Department of Central Services is in the process of hooking up diagnostic devices on 1,100 vehicles the agency leases to various state agencies. The department also is offering to provide the service, for a monthly fee, to thousands of other ...
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