Accident Prevention Plus Announces that Coca Cola of Mexico is Working With Them on a Test Pilot Program.

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HAUPPAUGE, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 26, 2001

Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. (APP) (NASDAQ-OTC BB:ACDP), a Long Island, New York-based developer and marketer of onboard computer recording systems, is working with Coca Cola of Mexico to expand that company's test pilot program with Coca Cola FEMSA for the implementation of a system to monitor and record vehicular data.

APP's "AP+ Series" of onboard computer recording systems enable fleet managers to evaluate the efficiency of both drivers and vehicle performance.

"We think that with this type of system implementation we will help to increase the safety of the fleets because it will provide the tools for a driver's feedback in an easy graphical format," says Gabriel Conde, Logistics and Network Design Manager for Coca Cola Mexico. "After the successful completion of Coca Cola FEMSA's pilot, we will consider this kind of system to be used in transport operations in order to improve the efficiency of the driver's performance as well as fleet effectiveness," adds Conde.

Coca Cola FEMSA, the largest bottler and distributor for Coca Cola in Mexico City, manages a fleet of 1,400 trucks that deliver Coca Cola products to businesses throughout the city. The AP+ systems will enable Coca Cola FEMSA to streamline maintenance costs and ensure safe driving among its drivers.

"The purpose of this pilot test is to identify the qualities of the equipment and capabilities as they relate to our operation," says Mario C. Recio Franco, director of services and distribution for Coca Cola FEMSA.

"We're obviously excited about Coca Cola FEMSA's decision to use APP's products," says Richard Goodhart, Chairman and CEO of APP. "We're pleased that APP's line of onboard recording systems meets the needs of more and more companies throughout the world."

In other news, APP has announced the signing of an exclusive distributor agreement with Intelliservices, S.A. de C.V. of Mexico. Intelliservices is a subsidiary of Grupo Intelli, which also owns Intelligas and Dat@man. Grupo Intelli specializes in solutions for the modern administration of transportation through sophisticated systems. Through its divisions, Grupo Intelli offers administration and payment for fuel, vehicle control, tracking, and the ability to install and service. Intelliservices will service Coca Cola in Mexico for all APP products. Furthermore, in a letter received by APP from Rafael Gandare, director of marketing, they have targeted approximately 17 additional fleet companies with projected sales in 2001 of 1,500 units, and additional 5,000 in year 2002 and 10,000 units in 2003.

About Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. (NASDAQ-OTC BB:ACDP)

APP develops, markets and sells a comprehensive line of onboard recording systems -- the APP1000, the APP2000 and the APP3000 (collectively called the "AP+ Series"). The AP+ Series includes a dual axis accelerometer, designed and developed by APP to measure the sway of a vehicle, and onboard systems that monitor and record data for accident prevention, driver training and evaluation, and maintenance operation for fleet vehicles.

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