The short answer is “no” not all blow patterns are alike. There are three basic patterns, for the most part, in the interlock industry: The blow and hum pattern is the easiest to learn and…

Results from drug labs and alcohol testing equipment have recently been called into question in several states. The question is, How reliable and accurate is the equipment they’re developing and manufacturing?  Investigations revealed the root…

If you require an ignition interlock device (IID) in your vehicle, you might be wondering about the other people who will be driving it as well. Perhaps you share your car with a spouse, or…

You’ve taken the important first step and made your appointment with LifeSafer for your ignition interlock installation. You are one step closer to unrestricted driving.  We know this is a stressful time and you don’t…

You might be aware that courts often mandate an ignition interlock device (IID) for a DUI offender. Ignition interlocks, sometimes called car breathalyzers, prevent a vehicle from starting if the driver has been drinking. A…

Often news articles about the persistent problem of drunk driving mention ignition interlocks — devices that test your blood alcohol concentration (BAC) when you blow into them. The devices are designed to prevent your car…

Fleet managers dread it… Risk management and insurance services managers warn about it…  Senior management frequently wants to ignore it… but it happens anyway, every day… Employees get caught driving drunk. Thousands of companies in…