Monitech
North Carolina's leading Ignition Interlock provider
In North Carolina, people are driving more and further each week, and unfortunately, continuing to drive under the influence, especially during the summer. Summer holidays bring with them spikes in the number of arrests. Also, COVID-19 has led to an even higher increase in alcohol consumption due to months of isolation. If you find yourself …
After receiving a DWI offense in North Carolina, you will be required to install an ignition interlock device in order to get back on the road. When choosing which device is the right one, you’ll likely have many questions about how to choose. Although it’s something you will be required to do in order to …
Results from drug labs and alcohol testing equipment have recently been called into question. The question is: How reliable and accurate is the equipment they’re developing and manufacturing? Investigations revealed the root problem is a lack of overall protocols in their process that ensure test results, equipment, and personnel follow strict guidelines to guarantee the …
Drinking and driving is never a good idea. Unfortunately, some people who find themselves having a bit too much fun, believe that there are quick-fix methods of sobering up once they have had too much to drink. Don’t be fooled by the following myths. They will not reduce the level of alcohol in your system …
5 Ways You Can Get Your Life Back After receiving a DUI in North Carolina, you might feel like your life has hit an all-time low. When you’re dealing with court dates, attorney meetings, and interlock service appointments, you’re probably thinking this ordeal will never end. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to …
In the midst of the uncertainty of COVID-19, rest assured that Monitech® is focused on conducting business as we always have – focusing first and foremost, on the safety and well-being of our clients, employees, and service center technicians. All of us at Monitech remain committed to maintaining your ability to drive safely and to …
We’re hoping for a great year ahead, and so are you, no doubt. But if you’re a driver, there’s one hurdle you still need to make it over before the year begins: New Year’s Eve. Or more specifically, New Year’s Day between two and five in the morning. That is possibly the most dangerous time …
Warmest wishes for a happy holiday and a safe New Year. Please drive safely and, of course, use a designated driver if you’re drinking. A lot depends on it. – Monitech Ignition Interlock
