>>>Deja vu :o)
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>>>>Note to self: dump all those printouts of Google maps that the car is full of.
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>>>>This being quite a large city, and with the youngest daughter being in a magnet school, means that her friends are scattered over quite a large area, most of it actually quite far. So every now and then I get to print a new map, learn a new neighborhood, and end up with another sheet of paper on the car floor :).
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>>>Before my daughter got her drivers license, that was my life. I just recently threw out a stackful of google maps that were printed so that I could run my daughter around to/from her school friends. Now I use the gps locator to determine/verify her location when I worry or when she gets lost. It pops up a map of her exact location.
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>>Till she works out phone sharing. Here take mine to the movies while I do this .
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>I periodically drive by the location to make sure she is there. If she is ever caught not having her phone on her, then she gets her car taken away. It hasn't happened yet. I only took her car away once for a 2 week period. she was where she was supposed to be, but she didn't have her phone on her.

You're probably breeding a future spy. She will become an expert at evading surveillance and countermeasures :-)