The Australian Government Institute of Family Studies found that about one in 10 teens had been the passenger of a driver who was under the influence in the past year. Teenagers who drank alcohol or used marijuana were more likely to engage in all types of risky driving. Young drivers continue to be over-represented among road crash victims – more than one in five drivers killed in 2016 were aged 17-25 years.

Currently, if a teenager desires to drive the family car on a Friday evening, they can simply wear SOBRsure just like a fitness tracker. This allows parents to be reassured that their child is not under the influence of alcohol at any given time during the night, regardless of their location. SOBRsure helps to alleviate parents’ concerns.

Drunk driving is the number one contributing factor in approximately 30% of fatal crashes in Australia.   Over 1 in 4 drivers and riders killed on Australian roads have a BAC exceeding the legal limit.  Commercial and fleet drivers are not immune to these statistics.  What unfolds during their hours on the motorway, far from standard testing procedures?

SOBRsure provides ongoing monitoring to fleet management, enabling them to constantly assess driver safety and make immediate choices based on concrete data. Furthermore, SOBRsure supports Second Chance initiatives, aiding esteemed drivers to return to driving.

SOBRsure offers an innovative way to speed up intervention and boost recovery rates, possibly upgrading patient’s lifestyle and lessening the economic stress for insurers.

For the first time, patients have a sleek, contemporary platform to effectively handle and track their progress and objectives. Simultaneously, telehealth professionals receive additional intelligence regarding the best treatments required – all accessible online, and all in real-time.