Washington DC – Ken Walker, Owner of Traveler Track LLC. wants to use his knowledge of GPS (Global Positioning Satellite) Technology to aid in Personal Safety and Crime Prevention. No longer is Personal Protection reserved only for the rich and famous. Thanks to the advances in GPS Technology combined with the Mobile Phone Industry’s GSM Network, it is now possible for the average citizen to also benefit from a true sense of security.
Through the use of some very sophisticated devices no larger than a pager, an individuals whereabouts can be monitored on a computer screen with location updates as fast as every two seconds. The Control Center literally watches them travel from street to street until they arrive safely at their destination. The devices are equip with many features, to include the highly coveted “Panic Button” which can be pressed when threatened, 911 is notified, and help will be guided directly to your location regardless of where you go. The device also doubles as a cell phone.
While demonstrating our capabilities and explaining our intentions, our audiences expressed much support and praise for what many view as a very necessary service which can be used in a variety of situations. It is truly a mission of ours with coordinated cooperation of law enforcement, to create a more secure environment for Commuters, Travelers, Holiday Shoppers and Joggers to name a few. Nursing Homes, Schools and Armored Truck Personnel can benefit as well through accountability. By proliferation of the Traveler - Track brand through visible warning displays on persons, and or their vehicles, Traveler - Track hopes the name alone will create a hands off atmosphere and a true sense of security for its clients
Traveler Track was formed less than a year ago after the constant reporting of crimes against persons who venture out alone, and the affect it has on their loved ones. The thought that GPS Technology can be used to deter crime and help safeguard the average citizen is the motivation behind the service we provide.
For more in depth information on this topic, or to subscribe to the service, please visit www.safecommute.com or www.4business.safecommute.com. Ken can be contacted at:
301 894-6508 or e-mailed at traveler-track@
