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…

The main way to know if you need an ignition interlock device is to read the paperwork that you received after your DUI/DWI conviction, or anything the Department of Motor Vehicles or Department of Transportation…

If you’ve been ordered by the courts to install an ignition interlock, you have two choices. You can install the device and get back to living your life and enjoying your privilege to drive. OR,…

If your state makes an ignition interlock program available for repeat offenders, you could benefit from using one in a couple of ways. Having an interlock installed in your vehicle has been proven to help…

5 Ways You Can Get Your Life Back After an alcohol-related driving conviction (DWI, DUI, OWI, or OVI), you might feel like your life has hit an all time low. When you’re dealing with court…

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…

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…

Here are 9 things that happen when you’re stopped for driving under the influence (DUI).  Please remember that this is not legal advice, and every situation is unique. What Happens When I Get a DUI?…

BAC stands for blood alcohol content. BrAC stands for breath alcohol concentration. It is the metric used to measure the amount of alcohol intoxication, or alcohol percentage, in the blood. BAC and BrAC are primarily used for legal…