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    How to select a surveillance vehicle in 2012

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    How to select a surveillance vehicle in 2012 The past commonly selected vehicles: In The 1990’s the Australian investigator’s vehicle of choice was either a Holden Commodore sedan or its rival the Ford    Falcon sedan, both of which would have been fitted with an LPG conversion to save on fuel costs.  Then came the turn  of the millennium and up went the fuels costs and thus many surveillance vehicles became small 4 cylinder vehicles  like the Mazda 3 or the Hyundai 130.  Now I can think of half a dozen investigators in Melbourne alone that are all using a grey Hyundai i30 and another 3 or 4 that are using a silver or grey Mazda 3.  Yes these vehicles are great on fuel costs, especially if you have a diesel version, but even the silliest of insurance Subjects have wised up to this fact and know what to look for.  These small sedans or hatchbacks do not provide very much room to manoeuvre from the front to the rear seats or even provide enough room to stretch those legs during a long surveillance period. The next most popular vehicles: I have been utilising a mid-sized SUV for all of my suburban and rural surveillance for the past 18 months and believe it is a perfect vehicle for surveillance in Australia in today’s way of life.  I will never go back to a bulky larger sedan and definitely not back to a tiny hatchback.  The different shift in the choice ...
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    Private Investigators Reducing Their Carbon Footprint & “Going Green”

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    Private Investigators “Going Green” Helping the Environment It’s hard to go one day without hearing about “Going Green” or “Reducing our Carbon Footprint” to cut costs and assist the environment.  Also take into account that any industry that has strong associations with the Court systems, Lawyers and insurance companies as private investigators do, that the amount of reports, files and other documents that are handled on a daily basis would be in the large quantities.  Despite this, there is one Private Investigations company doing its bit by utilising all of the advancements in technology to limit the use of paper, reducing its carbon footprint and help the environment and equally important reducing the cost of doing business.   Some of these changes have an initial expense outlay but all of these measures have all assisted in our endeavour to be a ‘Mean Green Investigating Machine’.  How are you are to manage this you ask? Reduce Paper We have recently decided to run a full paperless office system which firstly involved scanning and digitally storing all of our old files and setting up a case management computer system which has numerous benefits when used in conjunction with Client’s with similar goals.  Firstly if we need to allocate a file to an Agent then all we have to do is log into our system and select the file that needs to be allocated and then select the Agent who we wish to allocate it to and that’s it.  The Agent then has all ...

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