CruiseCam International Joins Connected Vehicle Trade Association

FARMINGTON HILLS, Mich.--CruiseCam International Inc. (Pink Sheets:CCMJ), a leading developer of vehicle video integrated technology for law enforcement and motor sports application, is pleased to announce today that it has joined the Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA), a non-profit, business league for the automotive sector (www.connectedvehicle.org).

Scott McCormick, President of CVTA, announced CruiseCam’s membership at its annual Conference last week, adding, “We are excited about CruiseCam’s involvement in our organization and the thought leadership they are providing for the development of the Connected Vehicle Proving Center. CruiseCam brings a wealth of technical expertise and industry acumen to our organization, and we look forward to working to advance their interests in the vehicle communications environment.”

Concurrently, the Company announced the election of CruiseCam International CEO Scott Watkins to the Proving Center Technical Advisory Committee of the CVTA. As a member of the Connected Vehicle Proving Center (CVPC) Technical Advisory Committee, Watkins will actively participate to provide guidance for the development and operations of the CVPC. The Advisory Committee is responsible for developing the overall framework of the Proving Center Concept and defining the technical criteria for the elements (facilities, computational, networking and communication capability, in-vehicle devices and roadside equipment) deemed to be both necessary and available for the Proving Center to accomplish its objectives.

CruiseCam International CEO Scott Watkins said, “We are pleased to join the CVTA, a respected industry trade association that allows us to collaborate with some of the industry’s finest customers and partners worldwide.”

Watkins continued, “In addition, active membership in the Proving Center Technical Advisory Committee places us at the forefront of the vehicle communication development process and affords us influence on the next generation of vehicle systems.”

About the Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA)

The Connected Vehicle Trade Association (CVTA) is a non-profit business league established to facilitate the interaction and advance the interests of the entities involved in the vehicle communication environment. The CVTA enables the collaboration of companies, organizations, and governmental bodies engaged in developing bidirectional vehicle communications. Current CVTA members include automotive suppliers, telematics companies, telecommunication firms, application and service providers, communication infrastructure companies as well as system integrators.

About CruiseCam International

CruiseCam International (Pink Sheets:CCMJ), through its two operating subsidiaries, develops and markets integrated, “in-car” camera mount and recording systems for law enforcement, consumer, commercial and transportation applications, as well as for competition racing cars. The Company’s patented technology and industry-first “Cruisecam” offering have been developed since 1999, and are distributed nationwide.

For more Information, visit: http://www.cruisecam.com/.

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