Guide Note

LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System is used to by police to track vehicles after they have been stolen. The business also specializes in tracking and recovery of cars, trucks, construction equipment, and other vehicles.

The LoJack system is a small radio transceiver hidden in a vehicle and interfaces with the National Crime Information Computer (NCIC). When a theft is reported, the system is activated and uses a radio frequency to track the car. Every police car within a 2-3 mile radius is alerted that the stolen car is nearby.

Fast Facts

1. "LoJack" created as the antithesis of "hijack"
2. Tracks stolen cars & laptops
3. LOJN on NASDAQ
4. Founded 1978
5. Headquarters: Westwood, Massachusetts
6. CEO: Richard Riley
7. COO: Ronald Waters III
8. Employees: 925
9. Manufacturer claimed 90% recovery rate

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