SCRAM Systems Technologies Available Through GSAGSA is the largest cooperative purchasing vehicle in the United States. SCRAM CAM, Remote Breath, House Arrest, and GPS are now available through GSA.
SCRAM Systems Receives Continued Certification for ISO 9001 Quality ManagementAfter successfully completing an independent audit, SCRAM Systems has received continued certification for the ISO 9001 requirements.
SCRAM Remote Breath is Now Available Through NASPO ValuePointWith the addition of Remote Breath, authorized government agencies now have a streamlined way to procure all of our alcohol monitoring technologies.
No Landline? No Problem. Introducing Ethernet for SCRAM Systems Base StationsOver 75% of U.S. homes have Internet service, that's why we have added Ethernet capability to the base station used with SCRAM CAM and SCRAM House Arrest.
Did the Dog Eat Your Remote Breath Unit?SCRAM Remote Breath was designed to give agencies a better idea of what’s really happening when tests are missed.
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.
Survey Shows Americans Favor Alternative Ways to Combat Drunk DrivingDrivers were polled on their support for underutilized strategies such as lowering the BAC, sobriety checkpoints, and alternative sanctions for DWI drivers.
DUI Checkpoints: Advertise or Surprise?Sobriety or DUI checkpoint information is often highly publicized. Not all organizations agree with distributing details about checkpoints.
“Because Hangovers Suck” Speaks to Millennial Drinkers"Drink responsibly" is a standard part of ads and campaigns in the alcohol industry—but is this outdated messaging confusing for consumers?
NADCP Conference Highlights Individual Experiences of Alcohol Addiction and AbuseWe spent a week at the NADCP Annual Conference where a common theme emerged about the individualistic nature of alcohol addiction and abuse.
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