Across the country, people are driving more and further each week, and unfortunately, continuing to drive under the influence, especially over a holiday weekend. Memorial Day Weekend always brings a spike in DWI arrests. The…

Kicking off summer always starts with the Memorial Day Weekend. As some businesses, restaurants, parks, and beaches across the country are beginning to open up again, people will be anxious to get out of the…

What is an ignition interlock? An ignition interlock device (IID) is a small, handheld in-car breathalyzer device that measures the amount of alcohol in the user’s breath. An interlock prevents the user from starting a…

In an effort to share different perspectives about what courts and treatment centers are going through during COVID-19 and how they are responding to the many challenges, we recently held a webinar on the topic. …

After certain DUI offenses (or DWI, OWI, or OVI), you may be required to install an ignition interlock device in order to retain the freedom to drive. You’ll likely have many questions about how to…

The Justice Speakers Institute, LLC (JSI), the preeminent criminal justice organization composed of top judges and criminal justice experts, released a position paper in February 2020, comparing the LifeSafer® Portable Alcohol Monitoring device to other…

In the midst of uncertainty with COVID-19, rest assured that LifeSafer® is focused on conducting business as we always have – focusing first and foremost, on the safety and well-being of our clients, employees, and…

NHTSA’s holiday high visibility enforcement campaign “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” ended on January 1, 2020. The results across states show many people are now facing the need to install an ignition interlock to…

Lifesafer partners with tens of thousands of clients each year to successfully complete their ignition interlock device (IID) program. Do you have a letter from the DMV about getting an ignition interlock installed? Stick with…

When you are facing an arrest for DWI, one of the biggest issues is money.   NHTSA estimates that impaired driving arrests can cost up to $10,000.   So when you get DMV notice or court order…