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Courts are scrambling to address GPS tracking laws because the technology is developing faster than the laws that guide its use. GPS systems can track vehicle location, miles driven — and lots more. Should these devices change how we pay for emissions, road-use taxes, and even auto insurance? What about police GPS for monitoring speeding or other traffic violations? How would you like to have your next speeding ticket forwarded to your GPS-enabled cell phone?
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