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NEXUS Supports Life In The Fast Lane With RFID Border Crossing Program
November 18, 2007
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•Case Study: NEXUS Supports Life In The Fast Lane With RFID Border Crossing Program
•Case Study: NEXUS Supports Life In The Fast Lane With RFID Border Crossing Program
•Case Study: NEXUS Supports Life In The Fast Lane With RFID Border Crossing Program
Take a look around the next time you're sitting in your car, waiting in line to cross the U.S.-Canadian border. While you're fiddling with your radio dials, leafing through a magazine or playing your Gameboy, cars in the NEXUS lane next to you likely are proceeding rapidly across the border.
Become a member of the NEXUS program, and you too could find yourself in the fast lane.
NEXUS was developed jointly by the U.S. and Canada to expedite border crossings by low risk travelers. "We have thousands of low risk travelers who cross the border frequently," said Tom Campbell, NEXUS program manager for the new U.S. Department of Homeland Security. "We know them. They know us."
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