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I.D. Systems to Provide Fleet Management System For DaimlerChrysler

10 January 2000

I.D. Systems, Inc. to Provide Automated Fleet Management System For DaimlerChrysler

        Three Largest Auto Makers in U.S. Now All I.D. Systems Clients

    NEW YORK, Jan. 10 -- I.D. Systems, Inc.
announced today that its automated fleet tracking and management system has
been specified for installation at DaimlerChrysler's Warren Stamping plant in
Warren, MI. This initial order, covering 175 material handling vehicles, was
placed at the direction of DaimlerChrysler Corporation by Yale
Materials Handling-Michigan, Inc., one of the largest material handling
equipment distributors serving the automotive industry.
    DaimlerChrysler is the third major automotive manufacturer to specify I.D.
Systems' asset management technology for industrial vehicles.  During 1999,
the Ford Motor Company placed initial and follow-on orders to
implement the Company's systems at its Michigan Truck plant in Wayne, MI, and
Advanced Manufacturing Technology Division facility in Redford, MI.  In late
1999, General Motors awarded the Company a competitive bid contract
to implement a pilot system at its Doraville, GA, assembly plant.
    Ken Ehrman, President of I.D. Systems, said, "This new order is
significant primarily because it reaffirms the highly desirable functionality
and cost benefits of I.D. Systems' automated fleet tracking and management
system.  We are very pleased that another world-class company will be
utilizing our technology, and we are confident that our work with
DaimlerChrysler will lead to additional significant opportunities for growth."
    Based in Stuttgart, Germany, and Auburn Hills, MI, DaimlerChrysler
operates plants in 34 countries around the world.  DaimlerChrysler automotive
brands include Mercedes, Jeep, Chrysler, Plymouth, and Dodge.
    Based in New York City, I.D. Systems, Inc. designs, develops, and produces
a wireless monitoring and tracking system that uses radio frequency
technology.  The system can monitor, track, analyze, and control the movement
of virtually any object, including vehicles, equipment, and packages.
Principal customers to date include Dana Commercial Credit Corp., Federal
Express Corporation, Ford Motor Company, General Motors Corp., Hallmark Cards,
Inc., QVC Inc., and the U.S. Postal Service.
    For more information on I.D. Systems, Inc., visit the company's World Wide
Web site at http://www.id-systems.com.

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