Drunk & Impaired Driving Monitoring
Reducing drunk and impaired driving requires the combined efforts of courts, agencies, lawmakers, and the implementation of innovative DUI programs.
Reducing drunk and impaired driving requires the combined efforts of courts, agencies, lawmakers, and the implementation of innovative DUI programs.
OVERVIEW
Managing drunk and impaired driving cases need reliable ways to verify sobriety, track compliance, document violations, and respond when risk increases. Testing, monitoring, location tools, and program data each help teams see what is happening between court dates, appointments, and supervision check ins.
Alcohol and drug use may not be obvious during routine appointments or scheduled check ins. Programs need reliable testing and monitoring options.
A client may be compliant one day and higher risk the next. Point in time testing, continuous monitoring, and location information can help programs respond better.
Impaired driving programs need clear records to document activity and compliance trends. Better visibility helps teams support decisions and reduce uncertainty.
IMPAIRED DRIVING CHALLENGES
Repeat DUI and impaired driving offenders require consistent oversight. With the right approach, programs gain the visibility and defensible data needed to enforce sobriety, reduce risk, and keep communities safe.
Monitoring helps programs confirm that participants are following court-ordered conditions and staying accountable.
Timely alerts and data help teams identify potential violations, review behavior patterns, and determine the right level of follow-up.
Right-fitted monitoring data to assess risk helps agencies hold participants accountable, support change, and reduce the risk of repeated offenses.
DUI SUPERVISION SOLUTIONS
Drunk driving and impaired driving require different levels of supervision depending on their history, risk factors, and court requirements. SCRAM Systems’ integrated monitoring solutions allow agencies to scale accountability up or down while maintaining visibility, compliance, and public safety.
FEATURED CASE STUDY
Judge Richard Vlavianos
San Joaquin DUI Monitoring Court
Reduction in DUI Arrests
Program Completions
Fewer Alcohol-Involved Collisions
PROGRAM MODELS
SOUTH DAKOTA
South Dakota’s 24/7 Sobriety Program addresses repeat impaired driving and alcohol related offenses through frequent testing, monitoring, and immediate accountability for violations.
PENNSYLVANIA
York County, Pennsylvania’s Target 25 Program addresses repeat DUI cases by identifying qualifying individuals early and using supervised bail, alcohol monitoring, and treatment referral to support accountability before sentencing.
TRUSTED PARTNER
SCRAM provides alcohol and drug monitoring that detects violations and documents compliance with confidence
Reliable monitoring data helps teams document compliance, review violations, and support reporting.
Continuous and court-defensible alcohol testing, that supports accountability and creates long-term change.
Agencies nationwide rely on SCRAM to manage impaired driving cases, support compliance, and reduce community risk.
Join thousands of agencies nationwide who trust SCRAM for monitoring excellence.
Built Around Your Program
Solutions that fit your caseloads, policies, risk levels, and supervision goals.
Support That Stays With You
Support from people who understand the day to day agency realities.
Decision-Ready Data
See what’s happening, respond faster, and support better outcomes with data to act on.