Local Driver Training and Safety Institute Transport the World to Fayette County, Pa.

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(CM-DSTI) Main Campus/Historic Summit Inn

Source: Carnegie Mellon Driver and Safety Institute, Inc.

LEMONT FURNACE, Pa.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 6, 2001

Carnegie Mellon Driver Training and Safety Institute, Inc.(CM-DSTI) under the leadership of President and CEO, Dr. Gerard Meyer, proudly announces its selection as host site of the First Annual World Transportation Transatlantic Summit beginning June 5, 2001. Top government leaders and transportation experts from around the world will be coming to Fayette County to participate in this significant event.

Representatives of 20 different countries will be present. The representatives are members of EuroTra, which is an association that trains 250,000 professional drivers per year. The main focus of the summit is on driver training and safety research for the new millenium, and will facilitate meetings between representatives of the European Commission and the U.S. Department of Transportation.

EuroTra is a non-profit international association of a governmental training agency headquartered in Belgium. TUR is a world leader in computer-based training systems and a member of EuroTra. EuroTra and TUR chose CM-DTSI as a partner due to its expertise as the most advanced institute of its kind, possessing unique driver training preventative technology that is at the cutting-edge of the industry.

CM-DTSI will feature the best training tools available today, including a driver training simulator from Thomson, USA, a program called Backsafe for the study of the human physical factors relating to driver ability and On-Board recording system using Smart Card technology from Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. (APP) (OTCBB:ACDP), a Hauppauge, New York corporation.

APP current products include recorders, Smart Cards, card readers, custom software and dual access acceleromters, which provide DTSI with the ability to individualize student training programs and measure not only real-time driver training, but training on a simulator. The use of this technology will also be very helpful in studying the human factor aspect of the drivers. CM-DTSI is now working in conjunction with APP to adapt weight lifting and other human factor research equipment for use with the APP systems.

Accident Prevention Plus, Inc. Chairman and CEO, Richard J. Goodhart stated, "We are extremely excited about our participation in the Transatlantic Summit being held this week at Carnegie Mellon Driver Training and Safety Institute. It brings international exposure to our line of products by the top professional driver training organizations in Europe. We are also very pleased to be one of the sponsors of the "Best in Safety Award" presentation."

The Institute received a congressional appropriation of a $7.5 million cooperative agreement with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (DTFH61-99-X-00016). The project is in its second year of a three-year appropriation and has successfully achieved contractual obligations and its mission to develop a model center for driver training and safety education and research.

Anyone interested in learning more about the World Transatlantic Summit or any of the technologies, please call Carnegie Mellon Driver Training and Safety Institute at [phone]

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