Press Release

Reduce crime and protect taxi drivers

Raywood releases new in-vehicle security camera the SnapShot 3010

Seattle, WA, July 18, 2003 - Raywood Communications, the pioneer of in-vehicle digital, security cameras for the taxi industry, today released the latest model SnapShot® Camera. The SnapShot 3010, offers the latest in image quality and compression technology. Unlike other digital security cameras the 3010 can store up to 4,000 images or more, without any degradation in image quality.

"The 3010 demonstrates our continued commitment to provide the best deterrent to crimes against drivers in the taxi industry" said Mr. Doug Anderson, the Seattle based, Executive Vice President of Raywood Communications. "For years, Raywood has provided the best in-vehicle solution for reducing crimes against taxi drivers, the new 3010 is the most sophisticated in-vehicle security camera we've produced" said Mr. Anderson.

The benefits of in-vehicle security cameras have been recognized by the industry and governing bodies worldwide. Recent police statistics from Australia where cameras have been mandated, clearly demonstrate the impact that in-vehicle security cameras have on the crime rate. "Since the installation of Raywood SnapShot® cameras, crime has reduced and driver safety has increased" according to Mr. Steve Watt, CEO of Raywood Communications. "Compared to the installation of shields, in-vehicle cameras are more acceptable to both drivers and customers, and are less expensive," Mr. Watt continued.

Raywood SnapShot is the choice of camera for over 14,000 taxi drivers worldwide. With superior image quality, Raywood cameras are a proven deterrent that helps reduce attacks on drivers and petty fare-evaders. The images from Raywood cameras have been successfully used as evidence in court proceedings, delivering peace of mind so drivers can stay on the road night and day.

About Raywood Communications:
Raywood is a pioneer in wireless software for the transport industry, developing the first fully computerized job dispatch solution for the taxi industry in the late 1980s. In 1995, Raywood was the first in the world to incorporate Global Positioning (GPS) technology into a computerized job dispatch solution to optimize the tracking and dispatching of vehicles and further revolutionize the taxi industry. Raywood also led the way in the production of in-vehicle digital security cameras. These cameras are now installed in over 14,000 vehicles worldwide. With over 20,000 cars worldwide using some form of Raywood technology, Raywood is the clear leader in dispatch software and in-vehicle surveillance systems for the taxi industry. Raywood's North American Operation is based out of Seattle, WA. Raywood is headquartered in Australia and has offices in North America, Europe and the Middle East. For more information call +1 206 937 2164 or visit www.raywoodcommunications.com.

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