Where can GPS be placed in a car?

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SanSkylar
07/30/25 8:22am
GPS devices can be placed in the following locations in a car: 1. Inside the front bumper; 2. Inside the trunk; 3. Under the decorative panel below the front windshield; 4. Inside the spare tire; 5. Under the A-pillar and steering wheel of the dashboard; 6. Inside the engine compartment; 7. Under the car seat; 8. Inside the front bumper. The car GPS positioning system is based on the GPRS network and GPS satellite positioning system, enabling remote vehicle positioning or monitoring via SMS. The functions of installing a GPS in a car include: 1. Vehicle positioning; 2. Historical trajectory tracking; 3. Safety management; 4. Vehicle utilization statistics; 5. Remote locking function; 6. Vehicle anti-theft; 7. Command and dispatch.
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