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Starbucks Tops GPS Search List

New York, NY (WFN) -- Global Positioning Systems not only save lives, they also prevent coffee deprivation.

Hertz Rent-A-Car recently installed a GPS navigation system called NeverLost in many of the cars in its fleet and found Starbucks is the most popular destination that lost drivers request.

Other businesses that car renters are driven to find include WalMart, Kinkos, "the nearest drug store" and "the nearest post office."

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