Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. Announces It Has Entered into a New Contract with the American Trucking Association

    PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla.--June 19, 2003--Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. (OTCBB:ACPL) announces that it has entered into a new contract with American Trucking Association (ATA) to build upon the success of the previous contract by conducting additional On Board Recording tests in the United States.
    In 2002, Accident Prevention Plus had conducted identical tests under contract with the ATA for research of driver performance, vehicular performance and other related studies in the transportation industry in Canada.. During this 6-month contract test period, the APP On Board Recording unit had a success rate of 99.999%. Trucks were installed with the APP unit to provide data every second that the truck was running while the unit logged data consistent with the operations of the over the road trucking company operation.
    Alan Schwartz, President and CEO of Accident Prevention Plus noted that this is just one more example of how well our unit operates and the success rate it has. The APP On Board Recording unit is an essential part of vehicular safety and can help ensure that on the roads we have not only safe drivers but also safe vehicles. It can also assist vehicular / transportation companies in cutting costs immensely through accident prevention and fuel consumption.
    Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. (ACPL) located in Palm Beach Gardens, FL, is a technology company which designs, manufactures and distributes On Board Recorders for all types of vehicles. The Company specializes in the safety, economic enhancement and security for vehicles, drivers and cargo. Our products are sold worldwide. Our engineers design all our software and firmware, as well as any hardware we require. Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. owns all of its intellectual properties. For IR package call 561-721-2220.
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