Whether you are a new ignition interlock device (IID) user or have had your IID for a while now, understanding the function of lockouts will help you avoid them. First, it’s important to know there…

According to a survey from MyCase, a practice management company, 48% of law firms switched to virtual offices last year. This was a huge contrast to 2019 where approximately 70% to 90% of law firms…

Under certain circumstances, an ignition interlock device is required as part of DUI/DWI sentencing in North Carolina. In fact, many states have made the ignition interlock device (IID) mandatory for a drunk driving conviction. When…

You just bought a new car? Congratulations! That means you either need to have an ignition interlock device installed or have your old device transferred to your new car. Here are a few tips on…

LifeSafer offers mobile installation to make the interlock process more convenient in Phoenix, Arizona. Our installers can come to your work or home to install your interlock device in your car. This allows ignition interlock…

Want to know the easiest way to stay on track as you progress through your ignition interlock device (IID) or portable alcohol monitoring (PAM) programs? The LifeSafer Client Portal. Once a login is created, you’ll…

Did you recently get arrested for an alcohol-related driving offense? Need an ignition interlock device (sometimes called a car breathalyzer or IID)? Well, take a breath and keep reading.  Being arrested for an alcohol-related driving…

Last year the Justice Speakers Institute published a study declaring: “The LifeSafer Portable Monitoring Device should be considered the most effective alcohol testing technology for courts supervising probationers with conditions that forbid the use of…

You’re new to having an ignition interlock device (IID) and you have questions. One of the most common questions asked is ‘Will an interlock drain my battery?’  At LifeSafer, we take vehicle maintenance seriously and…

If you are ordered to use an ignition interlock device (IID) in Texas, you may be able to switch providers if you are not happy with the one that was selected for you. The process…