Stay Safe This 4th of July
June 25, 2020 The 4th of July holiday is almost here. Even with our current pandemic situation, many people will be packing up the car and heading out for a summertime vacation. Vacation time also…
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Kentucky DUI Law Is Changing on July 1
You will soon have a choice. Effective July 1, 2020, Kentucky Ignition Interlock/DUI Law will be changing. Here’s a summary of the changes: Ignition Interlock program changes from a full judicial program to a more…
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What happens after being arrested for an alcohol-related driving offense (DWI, DUI, OWI, OVI)?
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…
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How Courts and Treatment Centers are Responding to Challenges Due to COVID-19
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. …
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Top 10 States Where Driving Without an Interlock Will Cost You A Lot
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…
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Help! I Received A DMV Letter About An Ignition Interlock
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…
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Are You Driving Illegally Without an Ignition Interlock?
When the order comes to install an ignition interlock, some people take the risk of not complying. The cost of a DUI/DWI/OWI is substantial, and it may seem like the added cost of installing and…
Learn More→OVI, DUI, OWI, DWI: What’s The Difference?
Drunk driving laws are determined by each individual state. The legal limit for drinking and driving in all 50 states is .08 blood alcohol content (BAC), with the exception of Utah, where it is .05. …
Learn More→SR-22 and Auto Insurance after a DUI/DWI/OWI Arrest
What is SR-22? An SR-22 is a certificate of financial responsibility that is mandated by the state and provided by your auto insurance carrier, which states that your required auto insurance policy is in effect.…
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I’ve been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. What happens to my license?
What happens to your license after you’ve been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol depends very much on what state you were arrested in and the charge that was placed against you. Here…
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