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Welcome to the SCRAM Systems

-Powered by  LMG Holdings

Your role as a support partner is critical to our mission. You'll help clients navigate their monitoring requirements while representing our values of professionalism, accuracy, and empathy.

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Our Mission & Your Impact

About SCRAM Systems

Under LMG Holdings, we provide alcohol and electronic monitoring technology for the criminal justice system.

Our solutions help courts, probation, and law enforcement monitor clients effectively.

Your Critical Role

As our front line, you support clients, agencies, and partners with professionalism and empathy.

You'll handle questions about devices, processes, and client responsibilities.

Why It Matters

Every call helps someone stay compliant and supports community safety.

Your communication directly impacts public trust in our services.

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Understanding Driving Law Differences: U.S. vs. Philippines

United States

DMV issues licenses, varying by state.

  • Minimum age: 16-18 years
  • Types: Learner, Non-Commercial, CDL
  • State-specific regulations
  • DUI enforcement is strict

Philippines

LTO (Land Transportation Office) manages all licenses.

  • Minimum age: 16 for Student Permit
  • Types: Student, Non-Professional, Professional
  • Nationwide consistent regulations
  • Different enforcement priorities

Why It Matters

Understanding these differences helps provide better support.

  • U.S. clients face serious legal consequences
  • Empathetic service requires legal awareness

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DUI Consequences in the United States

Immediate Arrest

Police can arrest drivers whose BAC is 0.08% or higher. Tests may include breathalyzers or field sobriety checks on the roadside.

Ignition Interlock

Many states require a car breathalyzer after a DUI. Drivers pay setup and monitoring costs themselves.

Legal Penalties

  • Fines and court fees
  • License suspension
  • Possible jail time

Long-Term Effects

  • Criminal record
  • Increased insurance costs
  • Potential felony for repeat offenses

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What does the Ignition Interlock do?

Vehicle Integration

A breathalyzer installed directly in a vehicle's ignition system.

Alcohol Detection

Measures Breath Alcohol Concentration (BrAC) before starting the vehicle.

Continuous Monitoring

Requires random retests while the vehicle is running.

Record Keeping

Records test results, engine starts, and vehicle run times.

Violation Reporting

Any violations, such as failed tests or missed re-tests, are also recorded by the system.

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Why People Need Interlock Devices

Legal Requirements

Required by U.S. courts or state governments following DUI/DWI incidents.

License Reinstatement

Often necessary to regain driving privileges after suspension.

Compliance Monitoring

Provides accountability and verification of sobriety while driving.

Public Safety

Helps prevent repeat offenses and protects other drivers.

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Who Requires Interlock Devices

Courts & Judges

Mandate IIDs after DUI/DWI conviction as part of sentencing.

Set specific terms including duration and BAC thresholds.

DMV & Licensing Authorities

Require installation for license reinstatement.

Monitor compliance and can suspend licenses for violations.

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State Safety Agencies

Oversee compliance and enforcement programs.

Work with service providers to monitor violations.

Service Providers

Report usage and violations to authorities.

Support monitoring with real-time and GPS tracking.

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Using the LifeSafer Ignition Interlock Device.

Explore typical users of ignition interlock devices through this quick overview video.

Watch the video here: Using LifeSafer's IID

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Drunk Driving Statistics in America

12,429

Annual Fatalities

People killed in alcohol-impaired crashes in 2023

30%

Traffic Deaths

Portion of all traffic fatalities involving alcohol

42 mins

Frequency

How often someone died in a drunk-driving crash in 2023

8%

Improvement

Decrease in drunk driving fatalities since 2023

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Understanding DUI Terminology

Acronym

Full Term

Used In

DUI

Driving Under the Influence

Most states

DWI

Driving While Intoxicated

TX, NY, MN

OVI

Operating Vehicle Impaired

Ohio

OWI

Operating While Intoxicated

IN, IA, MI, WI

All terms refer to operating a motor vehicle while impaired by alcohol or drugs. Some states use multiple terms to indicate different severity levels.

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The Reality of Suspended Licenses

50-75%

Drive Anyway

Convicted drunk drivers who continue driving on a suspended license

100%

Preventable

IIDs can help stop illegal driving while ensuring compliance

This stark statistic shows why our monitoring technology is so important. IIDs provide accountability that license suspension alone cannot, helping prevent further violations and protecting public safety.

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Why Your Role Makes a Difference

Supporting Legal Compliance

You help clients meet their court requirements and stay on track.

Your guidance prevents violations that could lead to serious consequences.

Enhancing Public Safety

Each successful interaction helps keep impaired drivers off the road.

You're directly contributing to safer communities.

Providing Emotional Support

Many callers feel stressed, confused or embarrassed.

Your empathy and understanding make a difficult situation easier.

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The Evolution of SCRAM Systems

1991

LifeSafer helps originate the ignition interlock industry

2010

LifeSafer Holdings partners with Lineage Capital

2012

Acquired Monitech and Guardian Interlock Systems

2012-2020

Became LMG Holdings; acquired QuickStart in Arizona

2021

Combined forces with SCRAM Systems

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SCRAM Systems Key Successes

Industry Leadership

SCRAM Systems leads the industry in vehicle safety devices and monitoring technology

Nationwide Adoption

All states now have interlock programs, creating consistent safety standards

Lives Saved

Countless lives saved through our safe driving initiatives and addiction recovery partnerships

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Your Place in the Circle of Support

YOU: First Line of Support

You're the steady contact helping clients take their first step forward. Your empathy and clarity make a lasting impact.

The Driver (Our Client)

May face multiple challenges after DUI offenses. Needs structure and support—not judgment—to rebuild their life.

Law Enforcement & Courts

Ensure compliance and provide accountability. Rely on our accurate reporting and responsible service.

Community Partners

Includes attorneys, treatment providers, and advocacy groups working alongside us to help clients rebuild.

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LMG Quality Policy

We will take ownership of the total customer experience, providing accurate, timely, and reliable services to allow customers to successfully complete their program. We have the privilege and responsibility to make this process as easy as possible for Clients to navigate so that they can get back on the road safely and legally as quickly as possible.

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LMG Telephone Etiquette

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Professional Greeting

"Thank you for calling LifeSafer my name is ___. With whom do I have the pleasure of speaking? Thank you, Mr. Client.”

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Clear Acknowledgment

"Mr. Client. I'll be happy to help you with [Call Type] today."

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Proper Hold Procedure

Ask permission, explain the reason, and thank them upon return. “May I place you on a brief hold while I research this information? Thank you for patientiently waiting , Mr. Client.”

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Professional Closing

"Is there anything else I may assist with? Thank you for calling LifeSafer have a good day."