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EVERY 11 MINUTES A MOTORCYCLE IS STOLEN IN THE UNITED STATES…!
An average of 4,561 motorcycles were reported stolen each month in 2022. Thefts climbed steadily from a low of 2,879 in February, peaking in July at 6,394. Motorcycle thefts surpassed the monthly average during the warmer season from May through October.
AL3RTGPS allows you to instantly locate and track your vehicle in real-time. AL3RTGPS provides an important layer of protection that allows you to monitor things like unauthorized movement, like towing, Geofence violations, and a low battery.
GPS TRACKING ANTI-THEFT BENEFITS
THEFT FENCE
Owner receives SMS or email if bike moves 50ft from where its parked
SPEEDING ALERT
Owner receives SMS or email if the bike goes over selected speed
AFTER HOURS MOVEMENT ALERT
Owner receives SMS or email if the bike is moved during certain time of day
BATTERY DISCONNECT
Owner receives SMS or email if the bikes battery is disconnected
· NEW 4G LTE GPS TRACKER
· Compact Design for Strategic Installs
· 3-Axis Motion Detection Capabilities
· Deep Sleep Low-Battery Draw
· Applicable to 6v – 36v Battery
· Weather Resistant Housing
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Californians again led the pack in reporting the most motorcycle thefts with 9,838 stolen bikes in 2022, accounting for 30 percent of all motorcycle thefts in the United States. Reporting less than half of California's total thefts, Florida's and Texas' riders experienced the second and third most motorcycle thefts during the same period with 4,563 and 4,145 reports, respectively.
The top 10 states for motorcycle thefts made up 60 percent of the 54,736 motorcycle theft reports in the U.S. in 2022. As reports of stolen motorcycles rise, more than 40 percent are recovered thanks to the efforts of law enforcement agencies. The National Insurance Crime Bureau works with state and federal law enforcement agencies to target criminal organizations engaged in insurance fraud.