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In an effort to reduce drunk driving related incidents, BreathAdvisor™ has increased the functionality of the most accurate and reliable breathalyzer kiosk on the market. BreathAdvisor™ kiosks now have the functionality to contact local taxi dispatching offices. Patent-pending software automatically dispatches taxi services to venues without disturbing the venue staff. Users may request a cab directly from the home screen of BreathAdvisor™ or after using the anonymous breathalyzer service. This service is free for patrons to utilize....
With drunk drivers killing thousands each year, it is an issue worth addressing. One Westminster alum has found a way to reduce the number of drunk drivers on the road: putting breathalyzers in bars. Jason Knott graduated from Westminster in 2010 in business finance and management. While in school, he had an idea to start a company, and now BreathAdvisor has become a reality.
With drunk drivers killing thousands each year, it is an issue worth addressing. One Westminster alum has found a way to reduce the number of drunk drivers on the road: putting breathalyzers in bars. Jason Knott graduated from Westminster in 2010 in business finance and management. While in school, he had an idea to start a company, and now BreathAdvisor has become a reality.
New Kiosks in Salt Lake City Could Curb DUIs (9/26/12)
Starting in November, patrons of Utah bars will have a little help deciding if they are sober enough to drive home after a night of drinking, according to an article on cityweekly.net.
Business Plans Launch of Breathalyzer Kiosks in Utah Bars (9/25/12)
Knott’s business has just launched, and after three years development, Knott is preparing to place 10 breathalyzer kiosks in various bars across the Salt Lake Valley by as early as November.
Lifeloc partnered with the BreathAdvisor team providing kiosk integration kits for their Hospitality Kiosk making it the most accurate breathalyzer kiosk on the market today.
Any who have had a DUI can likely agree that it’s not an experience worth having. It’ll run you somewheres around $10,000, to start. You’ll have to start driving under the unforgiving command of an interlock system, which is super sexy. There are court dates and services for the community…possibly jail time. All told, you’ll wish you’d called a cab. Local Jason Knott came a tad too close to the nightmarish reality one night, and now we’re all cued up to benefit from his experience. Jason left a bar, keys in hand, and sauntered the dangerous line of, “I’m pretty sure I’m ok to drive.”
Westminster entrepreneur helping others drive responsibly with new business
How Much is Too Much? (2/28/13)
Young entrepreneurs take the guesswork out of determining whether bar patrons are over legal limit.
The winners and the losers (12/29/12)
New Year's Eve may be a bit safer this year because of the marketing efforts of a recent graduate of Westminster College. Jason Knott has founded Breath Advisor, a company that hopes to put breathalyzer machines in bars.
Breathalyzers hit bars on Main Street (12/25/12)
Kiosks test blood alcohol levels on site.
New Breathalyzer Kiosk Helps Drinkers Dodge DUIs (11/27/12)
The holiday season is known to bring people together, and often times, the togetherness is coupled with good bit of booze.
For this reason, police typically step-up enforcement, resulting in an increase in DUI-related arrests. The U.S. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism reports that 40 percent of traffic-related deaths during Christmas and New Year's involve drunk drivers — a 12 percent increase over the rest of the month of December.
Westminster Alum Aims to Decrease DUIs with Comapny's New Breathalyzer Kiosk (11/26/12)
BreathAdvisor creates kiosks to help users determine blood alcohol content prior to driving