RoadMedic® Key Registry: ADP, KIA Motors America, Roadside Telematics Joint Venture

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill.; January 31, 2007; ADP, Kia Motors America and Roadside Telematics Corp. announced today a collaborative effort to develop and introduce the RoadMedic® Key Registry, a patented database service enabling new vehicle owners to electronically register and associate their emergency contact information with their keys. The RoadMedic Key Registry enables emergency response personnel, including police, fire and medical responders, to gain instant access to vehicle owner emergency contact information after a traffic accident.

A traffic accident can be a stressful, even serious event. Contrary to popular belief it is not always possible for emergency response personnel to obtain quick access to a crash victim's emergency contact information, especially in situations where such information is needed urgently. Today it takes an average of six hours for family members to be identified, located, and contacted, according to the Next-Of-Kin (NOK) Education Project, a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing patient care and safety in hospitals nationwide. The RoadMedic Key Registry reduces this time to minutes; it also supports NOK legislation passed recently in California and Illinois, as well as pending federal legislation. RoadMedic Key Registry data, for vehicles equipped with Automatic Collision Notification (ACN), is delivered to emergency response personnel automatically, in real time, using the 9-1-1 infrastructure. For vehicles not equipped with ACN, which include the majority of new vehicles sold each year, emergency responders simply connect with the automaker's 24-hour roadside assistance call center to instantly access the data.

The collaboration is part of ADP's enhanced strategy to open the DMS to strategic partners in order to provide better integration and wider adoption by the automotive market.

"This collaboration exemplifies that enhanced strategy: a DMS provider, an OEM and a third-party solution provider working together to extend the DMS to provide an industry- leading safety solution," said Mike Sailor, senior vice president of ADP Dealer Services.

The RoadMedic Key Registry represents a strategic step being taken by automakers and their dealers to introduce concierge-type accident aftercare services, designed to provide a seamless continuum of customer care for vehicle owners following a traffic accident. The objective is to reduce the stress and inconvenience after a traffic accident by creating a more efficient and positive ownership experience at a time when vehicle owners can be faced with an array of decisions. These decisions can include making rental car arrangements, selecting an authorized collision repair facility, choosing to utilize genuine repair parts and finding a replacement vehicle if their vehicle is declared a total loss.

"The RoadMedic Key Registry is yet another example of our dedication to safety," said Len Hunt, executive vice president and COO of Kia Motors America. "Taking care of the customer after the accident demonstrates our total commitment to their well-being."

"The introduction of the RoadMedic Key Registry represents a significant step forward in the evolving convergence of the automotive industry and health information technology in order to improve emergency response for motor vehicle accidents," said Lawrence Williams, president and CEO of Roadside Telematics Corp.

The RoadMedic Key Registry supports the recently released Emergency Responder; Electronic Health Record (ER-EHR) Use Case developed by the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology. The ER-EHR Use Case identifies the need for on-site care providers to gain real-time access to a crash victim's Personal Health Record (PHR).

About ADP Dealer Services

ADP Dealer Services provides integrated computing solutions to nearly 25,500 auto, truck, motorcycle, marine and recreational vehicle dealers throughout the United States, Canada, Asia, China, Europe and the Middle East. ADP Dealer Services is a business unit of Automatic Data Processing, Inc. . ADP, with nearly $9 billion in revenues and more than 570,000 clients worldwide, is one of the largest providers of a broad range of premier, mission-critical, cost-effective transaction processing and information-based business solutions. More information on ADP Dealer Services is available on the Internet at http://www.dealersuite.com.

About Kia Motors America
Kia Motors America; the sales, marketing and distribution arm of Kia Motors Corp. in Seoul, South Korea; offers a complete line of vehicles through more than 630 dealers throughout the United States. For more information visit www.kiamedia.com.

About Roadside Telematics Corp.
Roadside Telematics Corp., founded in 2001, is a leading supplier of accident aftercare solutions to the automotive market. Offered through an application service provider (ASP) model, Roadside Telematics Corp. supplies patented technology and supporting marketing services enabling automakers and their authorized dealerships to provide a seamless continuum of customer care for vehicle owners after a traffic accident. In 2004, Roadside Telematics Corp. received international recognition for an award- winning telematics deployment and validation with Ford Motor Company and the largest 9-1-1 network in Texas, second largest in the United States.