Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. A Cleveland breathalyser company is preparing to trial a world-first all-in-one alcohol and drug testing device. Alcolizer has partnered ...

Honda has revealed a new portable breathalyser which can be integrated into a car's key, preventing the vehicle from starting if the driver is over the drink-driving limit. The new device, developed ...

BREATHE EASY The company has made a major change in that it now recommends and makes use of paper straws, which are disposable, and non-alcohol steri-wipes With the onset of Covid-19, breathalyser ...

CONNECTIVITY Employees use their smartphone to connect to the app using Bluetooth Breathalyser specialist Alcohol Breathalysers is in the early stages of rolling out its iSober Breathalyser App & ...

Related To: Alcohol Countermeasure Systems (ACS) Inc. The ALERT J5 is unique among portable breath alcohol testers. It is capable of active or passive testing, giving it several potential applications ...

With the recent drink drive prosecution of rugby legend JPR Williams, after he tried to get away with drink driving by putting a penny under his tongue, two questions have to be asked; firstly, why do ...

SINGAPORE: Singapore's traffic police have begun piloting a new breathalyser that produces accurate results which can be used as evidence in legal proceedings. The operational trial for the new device ...

Digital breathalyser supplier Alcohol Breathalysers was established in 2004 with the aim to make available reliable, affordable and accurate digital breathalysers to ensure that all businesses and ...

ATHENS, Ohio - An Athens County judge's ruling in a drunken-driving case has opened the door for defense attorneys to challenge a portable breath-testing machine that's used by police throughout Ohio.

As more states pass bills to legalize marijuana, the concern about drugged driving increases. Law enforcement has been looking forward to the day when they can detect THC levels on the spot, and they ...

New laws will make the equipment compulsory for all cars on French roads from July 1, with anyone caught without the equipment facing an 11 euro (£9.20) fine. Around three million Britons a year take ...