How RFID Technology Can Catch "Hit and Run" Drivers

Go to www.RFID2VIN.com to find out. Keyword: "RFID2VIN" (Google, Search MSN...) Note: To address any privacy concerns, the RFID product chosen for this application has a maximum "read range" of only eight inches. This is to ensure it's information cannot be obtained by a passing car or at a stationary checkpoint--such as a toll booth, for example. It is no more an invasion of our privacy than the license tags we're required to have on our cars..... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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