Fort Collins, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 06/13/2006 -- Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT), a leading provider of GPS Fleet Tracking Systems, announced today that it will be exhibiting its latest GPS tracking solution at the 2006 International Trucking Show in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Convention Center from June 15 - 17 in booth #1333.

RMT will be introducing two (2) new GPS tracking devices called the Informer and the Rover. RMT would not release specific information about the tracking devices, but did say, this technology offers a whole new level of convenience for dispatch and fleet tracking applications. "These exciting new devices use a special web-based software that is so advanced the user can track, route, monitor alerts, and much more from a single page in the user account," said Brad Borst, President of RMT. Fleet management with GPS tracking is no longer just a useful tool, it's a necessity for the general operation of successful businesses. From the cost of fuel and maintenance to overtime and waste of unsupervised time, it's clear the business always takes an overwhelming loss. The average company can save more than $7000 per vehicle each year with RMT's GPS tracking systems. RMT is excited to introduce this complete vehicle tracking solution at the Trucking Show in Las Vegas. For more information on RMT's Informer and Rover GPS Fleet Tracking Systems, call 1-877-477-9668 or visit www.rmtracking.com.

About RMT
Founded in 2003, Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) is the worlds leading GPS tracking provider. RMT is very selective in the products that it markets. RMT conducts extensive product research to ensure that all products meet several certification standards. RMT's mission is to provide customers with the best and most affordable solution for their application using the latest technology.

RMT is committed to providing long-term support and service to its customers. RMT has a team of experienced professionals that strive for excellence in product and service. RMT headquarters are located in Fort Collins, Colorado.

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Fort Collins, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/23/2006 -- Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. (RMT) announced today that businesses are saving thousands of dollars per month with GPS vehicle tracking devices.

"Businesses have reported a reduction in fuel usage as the biggest advantage of GPS tracking," said Brad Borst, Founder and President of RMT. Monitoring and reducing speeds, routes, and idle time are just a few things that fleet owners can do to lower the fuel bill. Each mile per hour above 50 MPH increases fuel consumption by 1 ½ percent. Higher speeds also cause more tire heat, which puts more wear on tires. Wear on tires will almost double at road speeds of 70 MPH or greater. RMT's GPS tracking systems report all vehicle activity and immediately alerts fleet managers by cell phone and email of speeding and unauthorized use of company vehicles.

Business owners are most concerned with fuel & maintenance, employee overtime, and employee productivity. RMT provides a real time GPS vehicle tracking solution that is significantly reducing excess costs for businesses:

1. Fuel & Maintenance - The average operating cost per vehicle is about $1.50 per mile. A company can reduce at least 25 miles per week for each vehicle with a GPS tracking device.
2. Employee Overtime – The employee overtime rate is estimated at about $30 per hour. On average, a company can reduce at least 1 hour of overtime per week with a GPS fleet tracking system.
3. Employee Productivity – On average, each vehicle could complete at lease 1 extra stop, job, or delivery per week with a live GPS tracking unit.

For an average size fleet of 10 vehicles, this means an estimated monthly savings of over $6000 with RMT's GPS tracking solution.

RMT is now testing a new Mileage (odometer) tracking feature for the Discovery LITE GPS fleet tracking system. The mileage tracking will allow fleet managers to observe vehicle performance and maintenance from the convenience of their computer. RMT expects to offer the mileage tracking to its thousands of customers by the end of the month.

Further information can be found at www.ManageMyFleet.com

For Further Information:
Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc.
970-207-1023
877-477-9668
309 S. Summit View Dr., Suite 15
Fort Collins, CO 80524

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Fort Collins, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/16/2006 -- The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a constellation of 24 satellites, which provide information to a GPS receiver, so that software in the receiver can determine a position in three dimensions (altitude, latitude, and longitude).

GPS tracking devices were originally developed by the U.S. Department of Defense for use in precision weapon delivery. The initial satellites were launched between 1974 and 1977. During the Clinton administration, use of the system's additional bandwidth was opened for civilian use. This move, combined with recent advances in personal technologies was the catalyst for an explosive surge in GPS market opportunities and intelligent applications. There are two types of GPS tracking: passive and real time. A passive GPS tracker will record travel activities and positions, which can be downloaded to a computer. A real time GPS tracking system will show its position, live.

Today, GPS tracking systems are more common to the general public. GPS tracking units are most commonly used for the following uses:

1. Auto Theft Prevention - www.TrackYourVehicle.net
2. Vehicle Tracking - www.rmtracking.com
3. Asset Protection - www.ConstructionGPS.com
4. Fleet Tracking & Management - www.ManageMyFleet.com

For more information about GPS tracking devices, contact Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. toll free at 877-477-9668.

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Fort Collins, CO -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/16/2006 -- The Global Positioning System (GPS) is a constellation of 24 satellites, which provide information to a GPS receiver, so that software in the receiver can determine a position in three dimensions (altitude, latitude, and longitude).

GPS tracking devices were originally developed by the U.S. Department of Defense for use in precision weapon delivery. The initial satellites were launched between 1974 and 1977. During the Clinton administration, use of the system's additional bandwidth was opened for civilian use. This move, combined with recent advances in personal technologies was the catalyst for an explosive surge in GPS market opportunities and intelligent applications. There are two types of GPS tracking: passive and real time. A passive GPS tracker will record travel activities and positions, which can be downloaded to a computer. A real time GPS tracking system will show its position, live.

Today, GPS tracking systems are more common to the general public. GPS tracking units are most commonly used for the following uses:

1. Auto Theft Prevention - www.TrackYourVehicle.net

2. Vehicle Tracking - www.rmtracking.com

3. Asset Protection - www.ConstructionGPS.com

4. Fleet Tracking & Management - www.ManageMyFleet.com

For more information about GPS tracking devices, contact Rocky Mountain Tracking, Inc. toll free at 877-477-9668.

For more information on this press release visit: http://www.releasewire.com/press-releases/release-3.htm