A new push to stop drunk drivers from getting behind the wheel could happen soon. The National Transportation Safety Board is calling for alcohol impairment detection systems to be installed in all… ...

The alcohol detection system works by measuring the alcohol (ethanol) level present in a driver’s naturally exhaled breath.

A low-cost accident detection system utilizing cheap ADXL345 accelerometers and GPS receiver is proposed in this communication. The accident detection algorithm was developed based on sudden ...

DADSS offers two paths for alcohol detection: touch-based and breath-based technologies. The breath detection system uses sensors mounted in the steering column or dashboard to analyze exhaled ...

Robert Strassburger, CEO of ACTS, says Virginia is the first state to trial run this driver alcohol detection system for a safety program, and it has the power to make a great impact.

Two different technologies that measure the driver’s blood alcohol content are being research: a breath-based system, placed in the driver’s side door or in the steering column, which will measure the ...

The Mothers Against Drunk Driving group said Monday that the approval of a $105 billion transportation funding bill was a “good day for highway safety.” The group was celebrating becaus… ...