
You Asked: What are the consequences of failing an interlock test?
Learn about the consequences of failing an interlock test, and what you can do to mitigate these effects.
Learn about the consequences of failing an interlock test, and what you can do to mitigate these effects.
Unsure about what identity documents to bring to install? At Smart Start Australia we required two kinds; a Type A identity document and a proof of residence document. Read on for a list of exact documents you can bring along for install.
There are many ways that Smart Start’s devices can assist both family lawyers and their clients. If you need any more information about our program, call our customer service team at 1300 256 900 or email us info@smartstartinterlocks.com.au.
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Only Victoria and New South Wales require cameras to be installed with your interlock device. When cameras are required, they come as separate attachments that are mounted to the windscreen and communicate with the interlock device.
Nothing says Aussie coolness like an riding an esky. But beware, driving an esky can leave you on the wrong side of the law.
South Africa is set to introduce amongst the harshest drink-driving laws in the world, making it illegal to drive after drinking any amount of alcohol. The new law has been drafted and awaits only presidential approval before coming into effect.
Smart Start is now supplying Smart Mobile portable alcohol technology. This Australian Standards accredited device has court admissibility and can transmit results in real-time to a designated authority. Read more about the circumstances in which these devices are useful.
An accredited interlock installer has been approved by a state government to provide alcohol interlock services for state interlock programs. All interlock programs in Australia are run through accredited providers. That means that installation, servicing and removal of your device can only be legally conducted by an approved li
Most people are unaware of the link between alcohol and cancer, despite alcohol being classified as a type 1 carcinogen. That’s the highest level of certainty, shared by substances such as tobacco smoke and asbestos.
No. Smart Start Interlocks use technology that specifically detects alcohol, and therefore cannot detect other drugs.
You should take all the precautions as recommended by the Australian Department of Health regarding hygiene. However, if you have an alcohol interlock installed in your vehicle you should have extra precautions to avoid recording alcohol readings.
Yes. Anybody with a valid licence can drive your vehicle even if it has an interlock installed. That said, there are some things you should take into consideration before loaning out your car keys.
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