Survey Reveals Gaps in Knowledge about DUIsA surprising number of drivers are not aware that driving under the influence, or drinking and driving, is a criminal offense.
National Safety Council Releases Data on 2020 Road SafetyDespite stay-at-home orders due to COVID-19, the National Safety Council is reporting road safety in early 2020 was a major problem in many states.
Hesitation to Use Ridesharing Services, Public Transportation Causing an Increase in DUIs?Concerns over contracting COVID-19 may be causing an increase in DUIs as people avoid using public transportation and rideshare options like Uber and Lyft.
Are Ridesharing Services Affecting Drunk Driving Crashes?Uber and Lyft may help reduce drunk driving crashes, but a new study shows that app usage affects crash rates differently from city to city.
“Morning After” and Hungover Driving is Still Impaired DrivingResearch shows that driving while hungover, even if there is no alcohol left in your system, can have some of the same impacts as driving while intoxicated.
NHTSA: Drunk Driving Fatalities Down for Second Year in a RowThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released 2018 drunk driving data for fatal motor vehicle crashes that reveals an encouraging trend.
Permitted Products for SCRAM CAM®DUI clients are prohibited from drinking alcohol while wearing the SCRAM CAM bracelet, but what about using products that contain trace amounts of alcohol?
Your SCRAM Thanksgiving ResourcesOur Sober Days for the Holidays Resource Center provides DUI and travel infographics worth sharing with your alcohol clients this Thanksgiving.
Tennessee Probation Program Tackles DUIs and Domestic Assault With SCRAM CAMHamilton County Corrections Department in Tennessee added SCRAM CAM to their pretrial and probation program to counter alcohol-related crimes.
NHTSA Awards $562 Million in Highway Safety GrantsNHTSA has announced $562 million in grants to improve highway safety, including money to fund 24/7 sobriety programs and DUI-related alcohol monitoring.
After One Year With Stricter DUI Laws, Utah Arrest Data Appears MixedOn Dec. 30, 2019, Utah marked one year under revised DUI laws that reduced the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) used to identify drivers as impaired.
GHSA Releases Report on Combating Threat of High-Risk Impaired DriversSummary of GHSA and Responsibility.org report on high-risk impaired drivers and need for a comprehensive approach to addressing drunk driving.
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