Deluxe Hard Shell Travel Carrying Case with Strap for Select Portable Car GPS Navigator GARMIN NUVI series- to hold unit, adapters, memory cards and other accessories

Travel kit securely stores your valuable GPS unit, power adapters and memory cards. Fits GPS or Other Items up to: 9.5" x 5.25 x 1.88 ** FREE complimentary Micro-fiber cloth included with GPS case keeps screen clean and smudge free ** Travel kit compatible with the ****GARMIN NUVI 200 200W 250 250W 260 260W 270 300 310 350 360 370 600 610 650 660 670 680 710 750 760 770 780 850 880 5000***** Will Also Fit COBRA NavOne 2100 GPSM 2100 Delphi NAV200 Continental US Edition - NAV300 GARMIN Rino I-Que Etrex Foretrex Geko EDGE 205 305 605 705 GARMIN Forerunner 101 201 301 205 305 405 GARMIN Zumo 400 450 500 550 LG LN-730 LN-735 LN-740 LN790 Mio 220 230 C310X 320 520 P550 H610 C720t C710 NAVIGON PocketLoox N100 7100 5100 2100 PANASONIC Strada CN-GP50U PIONEER AVIC-S2 SONY Nav-U NV-U70

LANDOVER HILLS, Maryland (CNN) -- Nearly 12 hours after they left home for what was to have been a 15-minute bus ride to school, more than a dozen children from Pennsylvania were reunited Thursday evening with their parents -- in a Maryland police building more than 100 miles away from home.

The strange trip began Thursday morning, when Nuss turned off his usual route instead of going to the school. There was no explanation for why the bus deviated more than 100 miles from the Christian school attended by the children. Gulotta told reporters, "He (Nuss) said he wanted to show them Washington, D.C." When the children did not turn up as scheduled at 9 a.m. at the school, located north of Philadelphia, authorities were notified and a search began.

Lt. Col. Orlando Barnes of the Prince George's County Police Department said a graphic artist, who was on her way to her job with the police department, spotted the bus driving down Route 202 just outside of Washington, the children waving frantically from the windows. She alerted police. The trip came to an end at 2:30 p.m., when Nuss pulled the bus into a Dollar Store parking lot on Annapolis Road in Landover Hills, apparently because he saw a police car parked there, Gulotta said. Nuss then turned himself in to off-duty uniformed police officer Milton Chabla, who was moonlighting as a store security guard.

What can you do to prevent your buses from disappearing out of their normal operating area without your knowledge? GPS Tracking and Cell Phone Technologies allows for a system that will call you immediately when your vehicle crosses a geographical boundary that you set up.

GPS utilizes a constellation of 24 geo-synchronous satellites providing precise navigation and position information to the GPS receiver. This perfect marriage of technologies enables system users to track and contact vehicles at any time of day or night via any standard web browser. In the event a car is stolen, an email and/or a cell phone call can be issued immediately, and the unit owner can disable the vehicle starter and lock the doors.

GPS is the perfect solution for small fleet owners:

One customer states, "I trust my employees, but I elected to enhance my fleet with a GPS Tracking device. GPS tracking isn't about doubting my employees -- it's about running our business more efficiently and offering our customers the best service possible." With fuel prices on the rise, the benefits of this technology are evident. "On the whole, GPS Tracking has increased our productivity significantly and reduced our fuel consumption. GPS Tracking definitely delivers in terms of ROI."

GPS Tracking offers affordable safety and security:

"This is the first time virtually anyone can afford to track their valuable assets and loved ones. From a teen-aged driver out late at night, to the stolen car, GPS Tracking delivers answers to the question, "Where?" within seconds, and all via the Internet. This truly revolutionary security and safety technology grants benefits through peace of mind."

Make sure your children are safe by making the bus have a GPS Tracking device on it.

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