Breathalyzers by AlcoSense, the morning after solution
If you drank 4 pints or 4 large glasses of wine during in an evening it could take as long as 13 hours for the alcohol to leave your system. If you stopped drinking at midnight you still have alochol in your system at noon the following day. You can't tell when the alcohol's cleared, but AlcoSense™ can.
Latest News from the World of Breathalyzers
Construction workers seem to face threat of morning after drink and drug driving as they make up 7 of the 10 'professions' most likely to be convicted
Friday, January 20, 2017
New data suggests construction workers are more likely to be caught drink or drug-driving than any other profession. It is likely that this indicates a number are being caught the morning as construct ...
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AlcoSense comes 1st, 2nd and 4th in Auto Express 'Best breathalysers: 2017' list
Friday, January 13, 2017
AlcoSense has won three of the top four places in the Auto Express Best Breathalysers: 2017 list. Following a group test of 10 breathalysers the AlcoSense Excel was chosen as the best breathalyser, fo ...
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Police Scotland reports rise in Christmas drink-drivers
Monday, January 09, 2017
Police Scotland has reported a rise in drink-drivers over Christmas and New Year. During the four-week anti-drink-drive campaign police stopped 19,000 drivers and found 1 in 30 to be over the legal li ...
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Jersey plans to lower drink drive limit in 2018 bringing it in line with Scotland
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Jersey plans to lower the drink drive limit in 2018 in plans introduced by the Infrastructure Minister.
Deputy Eddie Noel has proposed a lower drink drive limit that would bring Jersey into line wi ...
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The AlcoSense Excel is chosen by Auto Express as an 'Editor's Choice' 2016 Top 20 Product
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Auto Express has selected the AlcoSense Excel among its 'Editor's Choice' - 2016 Top 20 Products.
After Auto Express conducted its first ever group test of breathalysers it wrote:
"It was... app ...
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One in five risk morning after drink-driving say AA
Monday, December 12, 2016
According to a new poll by the Automobile Association (AA) one in five 25-34-year-olds admit to driving the morning after an evening drinking, despite knowing they may be over the limit.
The AA P ...
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Transport Secretary says UK drink-drive limit won't be cut
Thursday, December 08, 2016
Transport Secretary Chris Grayling MP has said that the drink-drive limit in England & Wales won't be lowered. Ministers have been under pressure to lower it since Scotland introduced a lower limi ...
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Two-thirds of drink drivers killed are young men who drink and drive for 'fear of missing out' (FOMO)
Friday, December 02, 2016
Two-thirds of all drink-drivers killed on UK roads are young men. This Christmas the government is to target young men who drink and drive for 'fear of missing out' (FOMO).
Nearly two-thirds (62% ...
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Northern Ireland drink-driving convictions soar by 40% in two years
Monday, November 21, 2016
Drink-driving convictions in Northern Ireland have risen by 40% over two years. Last year 2,200 people were convicted - 600 more than in 2013 - an average of 40 per week.
Figures from the Norther ...
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AlcoSense Excel and Pro Take Top Car Magazine Awards
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
In its prestigious pre-Christmas party season product group test for consumer breathalysers, Auto Express magazine has awarded the new AlcoSense Excel and AlcoSense P ...
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