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GPS Units So Faulty, They Showed Fire Trucks in New York Harbor - New York Times
The Bloomberg administration spent millions of dollars to put custom-made GPS tracking units in fire and garbage trucks, only to have vehicles inexplicably show up on computer screens as if they had sunk to the bottom of Long Island Sound or New ...
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