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This seems like a non story to me. The judge did not confirm at all the GPS data affected their decision.

However, I have used GPS data successfully in a somewhat similar situation. I was riding my bicycle to work and got hit by a car that was pulling out of a driveway. My GPS recorded the entire incident and showed quite clearly that the car pulled out and hit me well after I had already ridden pass the driveway, showing they just plain weren't looking (and not the other way around). The whole incident ended up in my favor.




GPS is only accurate to 5-10 metres so it would be impossible to accurately tell you were in front of a driveway with it.




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