jonaroysg wrote:You need to think of something else. This tracking system wont work in SG
I was lazy to reply earlier
Car tracking solutions (or vehicle tracking solutions) abound in Singapore including some that doesn't allow a car to cross a set zone and immobilized the vehicle
And they have been in the market for more than 10 years.
In fact one of the large GLCs is a major supplier for government sector - SCDF and SPF, since 2005.
The issue with cross border tracking was the GPRS costs when roaming and that did make at least one start up by a NTU prof go belly up.
I am sure they have ironed out most of the kinks by now